Sylvester Murray

The Curse of the Cursed 1940 Kimball Piano Sylvester Murray

Paranormal investigator hobbyist Robert Smith should have known better than to scoff at the notion of a deadly curse living in the keys of a beautiful antique piano. He should not have so quickly dismissed stories of a teenager's mysterious death being tied to it. And he certainly should not have let Nurse Lucy Williams, also his girlfriend, come into contact with the piano after Robert contracted an eerie skin condition upon exposure to it. But now it's too late. They both have the skin condition, plus the nightmarish visions which seem to accompany it. If that isn't confirmation enough that Robert and Lucy have been added to the queue of the curse's certain death march, they now see themselves as ghoulish corpses in any new photographs taken. Robert knows most curses leave a breadcrumb trail from their source, and this one is no exception. Unfortunately, the only available trail leads through the terrifying visions too physically stressful to stay engaged in. But that's exactly where Robert and Lucy must go if they are to root out the curse from its origins before the sand in their own hourglasses runs out.