Mallam Cross [eBook] by T.M. Wright & Steven Savile
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978-1-78636-255-1
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SUPERNATURAL FANTASY novella
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A NOVELLA by T.M. Wright & Steven Savile
CATEGORY Supernatural Fantasy
PUBLICATION DATE June 2019
COVER ART David Gentry
AFTERWORD Steven Savile
EDITIONS
ePub edition for Apple iPad, iMac/PC, Sony and other eBook readers
A MOBI edition is also available for Amazon Kindle devices
Here are the book’s first six lines.
The stranger watched them lynch the boy.
He took out his mobile phone, filming the whole thing.
The hood over the head meant they didn’t have to watch his expression as he realized he was dying all over again. Some days he didn’t wear the hood. His fingers clawed at the noose while his låegs kicked. Then they stopped kicking and he just twisted in the morning breeze.
CATEGORY Supernatural Fantasy
PUBLICATION DATE June 2019
COVER ART David Gentry
AFTERWORD Steven Savile
EDITIONS
ePub edition for Apple iPad, iMac/PC, Sony and other eBook readers
A MOBI edition is also available for Amazon Kindle devices
ABOUT THIS BOOK
Folks, nobody writes ghost stories like Terry and it’s fair to say that nobody knows Terry and his work better than Steven Savile. Started by Wright some years ago and now completed masterfully by Steve; MALLHAM CROSS tells the story of a city where everyone is a ghost, inverting the whole ghost story trope by having a hero who is essentially the only living boy in New York. A single house in a city of hauntings which is the only place that isn’t home to its own ghosts?Here are the book’s first six lines.
The stranger watched them lynch the boy.
He took out his mobile phone, filming the whole thing.
The hood over the head meant they didn’t have to watch his expression as he realized he was dying all over again. Some days he didn’t wear the hood. His fingers clawed at the noose while his låegs kicked. Then they stopped kicking and he just twisted in the morning breeze.
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