Thirteen: A Psychic Surveys Companion Novel (Book Two)

Although Thirteen feeds into the bestselling Psychic Surveys series, and is the story of sub-character, Ness, it can also be read as a STANDALONEDon’t leave me alone in the dark…In 1977, Minch Point Lighthouse on Skye’s most westerly tip was suddenly abandoned by the keeper and his family – no reason ever found. In the decade that followed, it became a haunt for teenagers on the hunt for thrills. Playing Thirteen Ghost Stories, they’d light thirteen candles, blowing one out after every story told until only the darkness remained.In 1987, following her success working on a case with Sussex Police, twenty-five year old psychic, Ness Patterson, is asked to investigate recent happenings at the lighthouse. Local teen, Ally Dunn, has suffered a breakdown following time spent there and is refusing to speak to anyone. Arriving at her destination on a stormy night, Ness gets a terrifying insight into what the girl experienced.The case growing ever more sinister, Ness realises: some games should never be played.Praise for the Psychic Surveys seriesA refreshingly different take on a traditional ghost story. Amanda Griffiths-JonesThis is a brilliant ghost story, quite out of the ordinary. Mrs A TraczykowskiThese books get better and better. JFKI've read all books in the series and recommend them all. TroutyAmazing series and can't wait for more. CCThe only thing I don't like about Shani Struthers' books is having to wait until the next one is published. Rosebud75

About the Author

Born and bred in Brighton, Shani Struthers is the author of twenty supernatural thrillers (so far), some set in various locations in England, others in more far-flung destinations such as Venice and America. Having been brought up with an understanding of the Occult and alternative views on religion, she threads this knowledge throughout her books, often drawing on real-life experiences of her own, from people she has known and from well-known Occult figures too. Please Note: she DOESN'T write horror as such, her books tend to revolve more around PSYCHOLOGICAL HORROR, which in her opinion, is far more terrifying. You won't find gore, vampires, werewolves, zombies or any such like in her fiction. Her Psychic Surveys series has proved very popular indeed, becoming global Amazon genre bestsellers. Her new series - This Haunted World - is a set of standalone books set in and around the world's most haunted places and again, weave fact with fiction. They too have topped the Amazon genre charts in both the UK and the US, along with the more romantic Jessamine and Comraich.

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