Author: colingarrow

Indie author of murder, mystery and horror books. Recent short stories in Witcraft, and Flash Fiction North.

‘No Accident’ by Robert Crouch

No Accident Environmental health officer Kent Fisher gets more than he bargained for when called to investigate a worker’s death at an adventure park. Faced with a gory, but apparently innocent mishap, his particular way of doing things throws him into conflict with his colleagues, his father and a millionaire playboy. Threatened with suspension, Kent…

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‘Blackmail, Sex and Lies’ by Kathryn McMaster

Blackmail, Sex and Lies When Glasgow socialite Madeleine Smith meets Emile L’Angelier, the pair embark on a disastrous romance. With the Frenchman constantly haranguing her to introduce him to her family, the naive young woman is caught in a difficult position. Knowing her lover’s working class status will never be accepted, she endeavours to call…

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‘Raising a Vampire’ by Jacky Dahlhaus

Raising a Vampire Set ten years after the events of Black October when a virus transformed ordinary people into ‘suckers’, Kate and Charlie are trying to get on with their lives. However, raising their daughter throws up new challenges – like how to keep Sue’s thirst for blood a secret. When a colleague of Kate’s…

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‘Around the World in 80 Tales’ by Dave Tomlinson

Around the World in 80 Tales Traveller Dave Tomlinson recreates his adventures exploring popular tourist trails as well as remote destinations. His travels take in a variety of cities and countries, from Indonesia and Australia, to Portugal and Ecuador, charting the highs and lows of his adventures in culture, food and fun. Peppered with photographs…

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‘She Receives the Night’ by Robert Earle

She Receives the Night Short story collections are often used to display a writer’s range of skills – whether in dialogue and description, or in their ability to handle a variety of different writing styles and genres. On the other hand, such collections can equally present a handful of the crap at the bottom of…

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The Furies’ Bog by Deborah Jackson

The Furies’ Bog (The Silent Gene Book 1) Unearthing bog bodies is not an experience archaeology student Felicity enjoys, but lacking fieldwork practice, she has no choice. Then, when she discovers a corpse that could change the theory of human evolution, things start to get dangerous. Meanwhile on Mars, astronaut Lucas has plenty to occupy…

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Writer Beware

Shining a small, bright light in a wilderness of writing scams

Rtistic

This is where my soul exhales in verse — welcome to my uniVerse.

Elske Höweler - Author

If your dreams do not scare you, they’re not big enough – Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

Alex in Wanderland

A travel blog for wanderlust whilst wondering

Back On The Rock

Settled back in Jersey, heart still in Ireland....

Miracles Through Mayhem

Writing, resources, and room to be human.

Mountains, Myths and Moorlands

A Personal Journey through the wild Moors and Mountains of Northern England, Scotland and Wales, in Search of Myths and Legends