Plague of Gulls

On his eighteenth birthday, David Kewish faces an unexpected turn of events after a severe injury leads to the arrival of a baby black-backed gull. This peculiar gift coincides with a string of violent incidents and deaths in his seaside town. As the community grapples with these tragedies, suspicion falls on David due to his unusual bond with the gull, raising questions about his involvement in the unfolding chaos. The story explores themes of fate, blame, and the consequences of seemingly innocuous events.