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Under Dark Skies, old gods', horror, Argyll Scotland
Under Dark Skies
Will be released on the 18th of October this year.
This land is ancient, steeped in myth and history. Monsters, sleeping, wake. Ghosts stalk the land. Stories, legends, become real and even the warmest of loves can be shattered on the cold rock of Argyll. I woke one day, Under Dark Skies, my hand on his belly, his taste on my tongue and knew that I would love him forever but sometimes forever does not last that long.
Under Dark Skies. A monstrously good read. Don’t make any assumptions. Five Stars. Anne Welsh. “The Corbie Times”
Under Dark Skies. Is all I hoped it would be. A great story. Authentic characters and history. Bernard Cornwall. Historian. Author.

Under Dark Skies we live, Under Dark Skies we wake and sleep and Under Dark Skies we die.
Under Dark Skies, old gods', horror, Argyll Scotland

My publishers have produced a limited edition hardback print of "Under Dark Skies". One hundred were produced. There will be no more and they will be available for purchase Wednesday this week on Amazon. Two weeks before the novel is released in both paperback and digital forms. Collectors editions. I am told. I have received a copy already and they definitely look good.
A limited first edition print. 
If you purchase one I wish to thank you in advance.   

Dead fishermen, dark seas, and distortion, alternative horror novell

Over the Tears of the Fallen

The Dead, resurected, walk from the sea into a strange world that is no longer the one they left. An old dark god, ressurected, vengeful threatens towns and villages throughout Scotland. Our defence force, disgusting, bloated corpses, our heroes. This is the first volume in the trilogy "And the Sea shall give up it's Dead". But what do old fishermen do? They fight; the sea, the waves, in pubs and restaurants, the creatures of the deep, the weather. It is all they know; how to fight.

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"Whilst I love the light, the sun and a blue sea, I see the beauty in a roiling thundrous sky, the grey darkness of the Atlantic and the impending doom of winter. "All bring thier comforts to me".

Raymond Walker

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