Just beyond the hedge ...

 

Story Idea: The Lost Places

 

Story Idea: To brave the dark spaces

 

Story Idea: Ghosts of the Sand

 

Story Idea: Frigid Pathways

 

Story Idea: Into the Unknown

 

Story Idea: By street light are we known

 

Story Idea: Miles to go yet

 

Story Idea: Skeleton Coast

 

Story Idea: Red Silence

 

This world and the Otherworld

Review: The Butterfly Code by Sue Wyshynski

The Butterfly Code by Sue Wyshynski
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Lots of crazy secret stuff going on in this tale, something Aeris becomes embroiled in when she sees Hunter on the other side of a street. One look, and she’s a goner. From almost killed to meeting the strangest people, Aeris’ life will never be the same.

Fast paced and filled with action and OMG moments. A brilliant premise and populated with great characters, from good to bad and not so pretty, this is an exceptional read.


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Review: The Lazarus Succession by Ken Fry

The Lazarus Succession by Ken Fry
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Having read a fair few of Ken Fry’s stories, I was looking forward to this one quite a bit. And I certainly wasn’t disappointed!

There is something primal in the chase between hunter and prey, especially when sometimes prey becomes the hunter. This is exactly that – a chase of note, and hunter and prey swap roles and back, until you’re reading with bated breath and wondering what’s going to happen next.

Add into that a holy painting with a mysterious history even those of no faith wish to lay their hands on, and you’re all set to enter a riveting tale.

Loved it! Recommend all readers of thriller and mystery stories take note, and go and get yourselves a copy. Now!


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Review: Blackwater Lake by Maggie James

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Saturday Book Inspiration!

Don't you just love these?

A Space Lattice

A space lattice, in the three dimensions, is any of fourteen possible geometric arrangements of points, at which, at the very least, the components of crystals may form.

A space lattice, in the realm of sorcery, is all fourteen possible and impossible arrangements in the geotic fields, and includes the laws of necromancy and the location of high magnetic energy points of sacred sites.

A space lattice, in the fourth dimension and those beyond, is the fourteen impossible arrangements of will and thought, where the continuum is temporal and spacial simultaneously, at which point space-time unfolds and space-folds are beyond measurable time.

In this lattice lie all possibilities, where not even imagination has ever been.

Watch yourself, friend.

(Quoted from the LORE Series)

Latticework now AVAILABLE!

Hello, everyone, and thank you for stopping by to read the teasers! The collection is now available from Amazon, published by Thorstruck Press. Here's hoping you'll grab youself a copy!

A noir collection of soulful tales, embodying the macabre to the metaphysical, and a dip of the quill into an intriguing sci-fi tale with a lesson so serrated it cuts to the marrow.

A latticework creates a mesmerising pattern, one which pleases the eye and draws the onlooker closer. In this delightful anthology the emotional lattice connects the strands which amplify the human experience, our melancholy, our mistakes, and our residual power. Fourteen short tales by a diverse author makes Latticework an occult treat, worthy of fans who douse into the disturbing and diabolical.

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