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A Few Dark Thoughts
is a collection of
twenty short
stories. They
include a story
about a group of
squatters who find a
house which seems
ideal for their
needs, but they find
out that all is not
as it seems. Then there's
the story of a man
who is struck down
by an unidentified,
crippling disease
and is admitted to a
nursing home. He is
immobile but he
plots a way to get
back at his family,
who seem to have
abandoned him.
ISBN:
978-0-9954963-0-9
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Celia Bell appears to
have the perfect life as far as the outside
world is concerned. She is married to a
well-respected family doctor who has a
partnership in a thriving medical practice
and
she has a lovely home and two successful
adult children. However, she is unable to
share what is really happening in her
seemingly perfect life with any of her
friends or family. She only realises how
very lonely she is when, quite by chance,
she meets someone who highlights just how
much she needs to change things for herself.
ISBN:
978-0-9954963-4-7 |
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Leo lives in a commune with his
parents, who moved there while
his mother was carrying him.
He knows no other life and is quite
happy to stay in the commune for the rest of
his life, working as a mechanic with Elder
John and his friends Gregory and Kane and
keeping to himself.
Everything changes when Elder John decides
to take him to the car auction and they have
a serious crash in the car transporter.
Leo finds himself in a hostile and
confusing world, having to deal with the
terrifying contrasts between his old life
and where he finds himself.
ISBN:
978-0-9954963-5-4 |
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Aftermath tells how
Jean, who has just lost her husband in a car
crash after a strange premonition of it
happening, finds that a serious head injury has left her
with a rather strange gift. She can see
people who have died but who haven't moved
on, although she can't communicate with them. She hates having the gift and sees it as
a curse, so she tries very hard to ignore
it. She is recovering from her bereavement
and is starting to live a
normal life until she meets
Sophie, who seems to have the same gift.
ISBN:
978-0-9954963-2-3
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