A Sense of the Other and other strange tales

‘A Sense of the Other’ is an exotic mystery tale; of flowers and insects, beauty and beasts. Of a boy who chased a butterfly, and a man’s affinity with nature. Behind the mask, however, he harbours a secret fear. He believes something is following him – attached - hiding in the background. Hitherto it has lain almost beyond his perception, but now… As he struggles to contain his inner fears, the village where he lives is awash with anxiety and intrigue. A spate of mysterious deaths has turned neighbour against neighbour. The police are unable to explain the deaths, or catch the perpetrator. One possible suspect is a man called Jemmet. A murderer who has broken out of jail; a local felon who harbours many a grudge. Could it be the work of just one man? Also encased in this publication are two peculiar tales from the coast. “The Swimmer” features an individual who cannot resist the call of the sea. And “To Each His Own,” a story about three friends who set out for a day fishing, only to find that their journey takes a very different course from the one they expected. From the writer of the mystery and suspense novels,“The Man Behind the Glass” and “The Movement of Light.”

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