No special offers at the moment - I'll let you know the moment that changes! - but I have three short story collections available on Kindle that you might be interested in. They are:
Horripilations Volume 1 -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Horripilatio...I1TQP3TYVBFM6U
The Voice in the Trees – a short piece of flash fiction to get you looking over your shoulder.
The Spirit of the Loch – short-listed for the Annual Ghost Story competition by Writers’ Magazine in the late 1990s, the tension builds in this story of lovers parted by death until the final, satisfying ending.
A Bit of Friendly Persuasion – an ordinary tale of ordinary greed, with a shiver at the end.
The Cleansing – a young woman inherits something she did not expect when she buys a new home in which to bring up her unborn child.
Death in the Nightmare – what does the recurring dream Kelly suffers from mean, and how can it help her?
Horripilations Volume 2 -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Horripilatio...I31Z1A60QGD112
The Hanging Room – a short piece of flash fiction to really get the tingles going.
Susan – when an old ‘friend’ from her schooldays starts appearing in her dreams, Cathy has no idea of the discoveries it will lead her to.
No 1 Acacia Place – a chilling tale of sibling rivalry. Will the evil twin get her revenge?
Full Circle – originally published by World Wide Writers in 2000, this old-fashioned tale of the old man in the attic and his chilling intention was originally written for an RL Stevenson anniversary competition, and is written in a style similar to that of the original writers of ghost stories.
Liberty Gibbens, Paranormal Investigator - Volume 1 -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Liberty-Gibb...=I5VR0LPGFPTPX
Following on from the success of the Horripilations volumes, two of these stories are inspired by, and pick up the loose ends from, those tales and resolve them. The other is a fictionalised version of a house-clearing I once did.
Liberty Gibbens, also known as Libby, is an osteo-archaeologist by trade, but has a psychic talent that she is just beginning to learn to use and control. Through a series of short episodes in which her particular skills are much in demand, she develops her talents and her experience in the world of paranormal investigation.
There are three short stories in this volume:
The Voice in the Trees - intriguingly begun in the very short piece that opens Horripilations Volume 1, this story tells the tale behind the flash of white in the undergrowth and the screaming voice in Ruth's nightmare. Who is the woman, and why did she contact Libby's friend?
Sarah's Dilemma - Libby is taken on a training assignment by the teacher from her development circle, to discover the truth behind an unexplained chill in the air and a smell of pipe smoke in the living room. Have the children really seen a flapper on the stairs?
The Unwanted Guest - picking up on the story of the 'friendly persuasion' from Horripilations Volume 1, this is the story of the guitar-playing boy and Libby's attempt to dislodge him from the house he was unwittingly invited into.
I'm now working on Liberty Gibbens Volume 2, and believe me, you will be informed when that becomes available!
