Interview

A fee more novels have been written since this #interview was recorded.

Re-living the moment

https://youtu.be/zpXGoJnQf38

Money makes the world go round

Would loads of money enrich your life?
Having millions in the bank accomplish and complete you?
Is this a driver in your life?

If the answer to these questions is yes,  then you need to read Legally Lucky...

My first book directly challenges this and will hopefully inject a different outlook on life.

There are more precious things in life like love, friendship and family.
The twists and turns in this story are all encompassing and entertaining to boot.

It's got some great reviews and it was what propelled me to write more.

This book is different and has been likened to In the pursuit of happiness... It's a spellbinding read that will leave you wanting more.

Well you'll be glad to know there are more.
Different books and stories like Phobic Wars, Mental Dental (MBP) & Phantasms in the Infirmary.

Check them out on my amazon author page

New 3 star review

New Three star review on Amazon.co.uk for Phantasms in the infirmary.
This makes it 4 reviews and although its a start... more reviews needed because unfortunately the books get more marketing time with more reviews.
This makes it 2 x 5 star, 1 x 4 star and 1 x 3 star review.
All very complementary.

Sampler of the book's contents

Here is a little sampler to entice you, wet your appetite to find out more and enjoy the horror within Phantasms in the Infirmary..... 

This is taken from the chapter: "Visiting Angel" 

"Throughout St Augustus’ life, existence and being, there had been numerous rumours of ghostly apparitions, strange lights, unearthly sounds and noises, piercing screams from beyond the grave and bizarre shadows in the many rooms, wards and corridors that were secreted within the old building.

That feeling of “not being alone”, that there was “something else” there with you was ever present. The building felt haunted and many of its live inhabitants shared the negative and unnerving feeling.

There were copious stories of objects moving on their own, propelling themselves across surfaces lacking any logical explanation.

There were tales of poltergeist activity aplenty, ghostly movers and shakers at their clinical best, or at their worst. It was dependent on the views of the witnesses. 

Local legends and numerous shared stories of bits and pieces of equipment, patient’s personal belongings and even food going missing. 

Some of the recollections told of things suddenly disappearing for no obvious reasons or explanation in front of witnesses eyes. 

People had recounted and experienced unearthly and unexplainable creepy noises, squeaky floors and footsteps that had no apparent or visible physical source. This was not all...." 

Want to read more?

I'm afraid you will have to get a copy...

Here is the link: Phantasms