Category: haunting
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Round and Round by Terry Tyler #Fiction #Ghost Paranormal Fantasy #Review @TerryTyler4
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Terry Tyler’s ninth published work is a 36,000 word novella, i.e. between a third and half as long as a full length novel. Four Valentine cards – from four different men! Sophie Heron’s fortieth birthday is looming, and she is fed up with her job, her relationship, her whole life – not to mention her…
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Fire in the Night
Nothing much happens in our town. Quite a busy town, but reasonably quiet and civilised. Everyone is polite, friendly and cheerful. No heated argumaents in the supermarkets or post office queues. What we do seem to have a lot of, is road works. Hardly a week goes by without the arrival of the dreaded traffic…
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Review for The White Road by Sarah Lotz #Horror Suspense
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*****From the author of The Three, coming soon to your screen as a major BBC adaptation by Golden Globe winner Peter Straughan***** Adrenaline-junky Simon Newman sneaks onto private land to explore a dangerous cave in Wales with a strange man he’s met online. But Simon gets more than he bargained for when the expedition goes horribly wrong.…
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A Hitch in the Scheme of things…
A Swan Song I heard this phrase a long time ago, and it has stuck with me. A while ago, I thought it could be a good title for the new outing of my Detective David Snow. So I went ahead and started the outline for SwanSong. I even made a working cover. The expression…
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Review for The Forever House by Linda Acaster #Women Sleuths #Bone Chilling
A chilling discovery. A sense of foreboding. They say I’m obsessing. I’m not. Resisting family pressure to sell the too-big house Carrie and her late husband began to renovate, she is determined to carry through their shared project to prove she can manage alone. And she can, until a discovery beneath old wallpaper chills her…
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My Latest Review… BEELITZ-HEILSTÄTTEN: Where Ghosts Never Die
What if rediscovering your birthplace unearthed a secret so powerful it could rewrite history—and your own identity? A Russian-American writer obsessed with her birthplace – a ghostly derelict German military hospital near BerlinHer Austrian husband, who pines for the father he never metA passionate young doctor destined for darknessA demonic figure who changed the course…
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Tale of the Seasons’ Weaver #Review #Epic Fantasy #Fiction
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The dust is finally beginning to settle after the last few weeks of chaos, and I have been taking stock and checking that everything is as it should be. Imagine my dismay to find our review for one of my favourite books this year had been missed. Huge apologies to Diana! “Already the animals starve.…
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The Longing… #Poetry
I had great plans for the beginning of a new month, but somehow they haven’t materialised. Anita’s poem, from this time last year, sums up my state of mind this morning… Image by Enrique Meseguer from Pixabay The Longing… Time steals your dreams, if you let it Hunger fills the hope of what once was Every evening brings…
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Miracles and Ghosts… #Review #Fiction #ShortStories
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Hi Folks! I am trying to appear normal today, probably in the vain hope that it could be true! Beginning with a catch-up of things unfinished. This review has been on the back burner since Christmas, so it was a great place to begin… Miracles and Ghosts: A Christmas Collection’s eight tales bring light in the…