Bøger af Michael Keyton

Blood. Demons feed on it. Set against the backdrop of appeasement, dark forces seek a never ending war and a world drenched in blood.Two sisters fight, one corrupted and hating what she's become, the other struggling against the inevitable.The story of Elsie and Elizabeth McBride continues. Only one will survive.

Between 1936 and 1951 Peter Cheyney wrote over forty books and was the highest paid novelist in Britain. In many respects he blazed a path for Ian Fleming and the brutal glamour of Bond. Today, Peter Cheyney is almost unknown, his books out of print. 'Cheyney Behave, ' recaptures a lost world and provides an eye-opening analysis of a popular culture we might prefer to forget. The book examines the importance of cigarettes and alcohol in Cheyney's world, his attitude to 'pansies', racism, women, and the jaw-dropping sexism of his age. It analyses the significance of Cheyney's 'Dark' series in terms of war propaganda and how Cheyney accurately captured the effects of war on prevailing morality. For those jaded by pilgrimages to Baker Street, Cheyney provides a welcome alternative. Most of his many heroes, villains and victims live in a very small area of London. Some are unwitting neighbours, and all jostle each other on the same roads and streets, ghosts in parallel worlds. These are mapped, allowing the reader to go on his or her own 'Cheyney walk'

A collection of horror and fantasy stories set in and around Newport, it's oldest inn, The Murenger, providing its centre point.

How long can a soul escape Satan? Bloodline is the second book in The Gift Trilogy, which traces the occult rivalry between two sisters, Elizabeth and Elsie McBride. In the first book, Elizabeth escapes the forces that seek to corrupt her. In Bloodline, Elsie faces the same struggle-one even more intense with both her soul and the world at stake.The struggle is played out against a backdrop of approaching war as magic manipulates key figures and real life events in the unseen shadow of Hell.