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AN ANCIENT EVIL EMERGES TO CLAIM THE LIVING In the sleepy post-war village of Eskscale, Flora is a beacon of solace and wisdom in her close-knit community. But when a series of bizarre deaths plague the village, leaving lifeless bodies mutilated and drained of their vital essence, fear permeates the once-peaceful hamlet. Rumours of evil forces begin to circulate, and the villagers turn to Flora, their trusted sage, for answers. Driven by an insatiable curiosity and an unwavering determination, Flora embarks on a perilous journey to protect the villagers and her own family, her knowledge of ancient lore serving as her compass. As she unearths the secrets of the newly excavated and restored Drwg Stones, Flora knows there is a connection between the deaths and an ancient malevolence that threatens to devour everything she holds dear. Drwg Stones is a spellbinding tale that seamlessly blends elements of mystery, supernatural intrigue, and historical fiction. Delving into the depths of human nature and the resilience of the human spirit, this haunting novel transports readers to a world where ancient stones hold both secrets and salvation, and a wise woman's knowledge is the key to survival in the face of unimaginable darkness. 'Woven with dark sensibility and unbridled imagination' Stan Nicholls

Secrets bring terror, and the result of terror lasts for a very long time. It doesn't go away.' American student Pip Durrant arrives in Romania to continue the research of the late Dr Marcu into the Transylvanian village of Arva, where a high incidence of mental illness amongst the women is coupled with a shocking history of ritual child rape and murder. But, once there, Pip finds his rational, scientific worldview being increasingly challenged by the seemingly supernatural horrors he encounters. What's more, he soon realises that the mysteries surrounding the village seem to be somehow linked to traumatic events in his own troubled childhood. Could he really be falling prey to the timeless evil of the Pied Piper of Hamelin ...? The Piercing is the long-awaited second book in acclaimed author Helen McCabe's chilling Piper trilogy.

It is 1865 and the American Civil War has come to an end. Now Kat Lightfoot finds herself in the middle of another kind of war: a family feud involving her brother Henry and his new wife. But what is behind the strange behaviour of this affluent Southern family? Caught in the crossfire of an implacable spirit's attempt to wreak vengeance on the Pollitt family, Kat must once again enlist the help of journalist George Pepper and the inventor Martin Crewe to find out what really haunts the family's past. In order to learn what devastating secrets the Pollitts are hiding she must first explore her own feelings for Maggie's brother Orlando, who is one of the seductive Nephilim. A ghostly steampunked tale of family secrets, voodoo and vengeance from the author of Zombies at Tiffany's - to which this book is a sequel.

Kat Lightfoot thought that getting a job at the famed Tiffany's store in New York would be the end to her problems ... She has money, new friends, and there's even an inventor working there who develops new weapons from clockwork, and who cuts diamonds with a strange powered light. This is 1862, after all, and such things are the wonder of the age. But then events take a turn for the worse: men and women wander the streets talking of 'the darkness'; bodies vanish from morgues across town; and random, bloody attacks on innocent people take place in broad daylight. Soon Kat and her friends are fighting for their lives against a horde of infected people, with only their wits and ingenuity to help them. A steampunked story of diamonds, chutzpah, death and horror from the blood-drenched pen of Sam Stone.

Nothing ever seems to go Kat Lightfoot's way. If she's not in the middle of battling a plague of gargoyle-like monsters in 1865 New York, she's falling head over heels in love with her friend George Pepper ... which wouldn't be so bad, except that every other female is doing the same. When Kat is caught in a passionate cinch with Pepper, a wedding is afoot, but no-one expected a gaggle of vampire women to be staying at the Chateau Chantel at the same time ... nor for them to take such an interest in poor Pepper themselves. Kat has her work cut out ... A tale of vampires, gargoyles, faith and farce from the author of Zombies at Tiffany's and Kat on a Hot Tin Airship.