The times have changed and now the story is old, but yet it all remains the same, a victim in the cold. — Stephen Harker, Tales By Candlelight: Stories of Terror, Horror & Woe
The times have changed and now the story is old, but yet it all remains the same, a victim in the cold. — Stephen Harker, Tales By Candlelight: Stories of Terror, Horror & Woe
The times have changed and now the story is old, but yet it all remains the same, a victim in the cold. — Stephen Harker, Tales By Candlelight: Stories of Terror, Horror & Woe
The times have changed and now the story is old, but yet it all remains the same, a victim in the cold. — Stephen Harker, Tales By Candlelight: Stories of Terror, Horror & Woe
The times have changed and now the story is old, but yet it all remains the same, a victim in the cold. — Stephen Harker, Tales By Candlelight: Stories of Terror, Horror & Woe
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The times have changed and now the story is old, but yet it all remains the same, a victim in the cold.

— Stephen Harker, Tales By Candlelight: Stories of Terror, Horror & Woe
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