Anthony Morgan-Clark

The Haunting of Batsford Tor (The Tor prequel and trilogy) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"Extremely spooky"

"My stomach was in knots"

Another man kidnapped. Another boy missing. One man who will become more than human. One man pushed to the brink of suicide.

The Haunting of Batsford Tor. A supernatural horror from the author of The Soul Bazaar and Swarm.

For centuries it has stood over the village of Batsford. A dark force lies within, unknown to the villagers yet influencing their every move.

The 1970s. James Immola, a young father, leaves the village for a night of music and drinking in the local town. Whilst out he meets the beautiful Rebecca. But all is not as it seems. Will James realise the danger he's in before it's too late?

A decade later, three school friends walk home on the last day of term. One of them will not see the holidays. Can his two friends unravel the mystery of the Tor before they fall victim too?

In the 1990s Joseph Sanderson, a loner plagued by vivid and recurring dreams, meets the girl he wants to spend the rest of his life with. But what is the secret torturing her - and what will he do when he tries to follow her?

In the first decade of the new millennium Andrew and his partner move into the abandoned Dadeni Cottage, overlooking Batsford. Soon the Tor influences their lives, with tragic consequences for them both.

Magic. Deception. Intrigue. Everything you'd want from classic British horror.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Anthony Morgan-Clark
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. November 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393901051
• Artikelnr.: 58329921

Autorenporträt

Anthony is an independent author of novels, novellas and short stories. He writes across all styles of horror, as well as sci-fi, thrillers and non-genre fiction.

His horror has been compared to that of early James Herbert, and to Graham Masterton.

Anthony currently lives in the Forest of Dean, in the UK.