Black Run

A psychiatrist’s chair, a charming ex-soldier who wants to tell his story, a snowboarding holiday to remember a lost friend. What could possibly link them to the strange experience Dr Grace Knights encountered at a funeral? When Dr Knights takes over her late business partner’s psychiatric practice, she has to filter through all of his clients. One case takes her notice, Major Crystal, and he is desperate to tell his story. It’s a boring, cold Christmas, Major Crystal is a beguiling man, and when he begins his story with, ‘Do you believe in ghosts?’ then he has her attention. From the author of the supernatural thriller Ashwood House, Black Run is a ghost story novella that visits Cambridge, Italy and Afghanistan. Just how safe is Dr Knights when she hears the phrase, ‘la morte tis ta inseguendo?’

About the Author

I first started writing fiction during the summer holidays in 2009 whilst working in education. During the evening I am a martial artist where I am a 3rd Dan black belt in taekwondo. Prior to 2009 I spent several years writing for martial arts websites and magazines interviewing some of the country's most prominent martial artists but made the switch over to fiction after several hundred articles and having several ideas for fiction I wanted to explore. I love a classic ghost story as you will read in 'The Listening Post' but I like to keep my tongue in my cheek as well in 'Two Penny Blue'. My full length novel 'The Ghost Hunters Club' is a comedy with a touch of spirits and 'The Policeman Who Was Afraid of the Dark' is a crime novel where a policeman finds himself on the other side of the law. But if you like your stories with a bit of a chill, then my ghost story 'Ashwood House' is for you.

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