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The folklore of the North East provides a rich tapestry for the tales within; from Celtic and Pictish origins meet witches, selkies, smugglers, fairies, monsters, despicable rogues, riddles and heroes. Tragic events, spellbinding characters, humour, romance and clever minds are bound together by ...

A single phone call from halfway across the world is all it takes to bring her home. 'Ellie, something bad has happened'. Desperate to escape her 'kid from the scrapyard' reputation, Ellie Rook has forged a new life for herself abroad, but tragedy strikes when her mother, Imelda, falls from a not...

Do you believe in ghosts? Does the thought of dark lonely places cause your heart to race? If so, you are cordially invited by the author Graeme Milne to explore with him the places where shadows dwell. In this omnibus edition discover the best of The Haunted North volumes 1 & 2, expanded and upd...

This historical thriller sweeps Alexander Seaton back to his roots in troublesome Ulster, and a family he might prefer never to have met.

The author makes a significant contribution to the research and understanding of Bram Stoker's writing, by investigating Bram Stoker's time in Cruden Bay, in detail

Banff in the 1620s. A man is staggering down the street. He appears drunk, but he's been poisoned. The victim, an apothecary's apprentice, is discovered dead in Alexander Seaton's house, a fallen minister whose life lies in tatters after his affair with the laird's daughter is discovered and he i...