Spring Paths ...

... the third in the series of multi-genre anthologies is almost here.  The first two books, Autumn Paths and Winter Paths, are still available to purchase.  Read on for more details about Spring Paths ...

I and my colleagues on the other side of the pond have finally completed the next set of stories for you to read.  The theme for this collection is spring, and, as in the other books, we have all got a very different take on what that might mean.

In my last post, I mentioned that we had some new faces this time around, so here is our new photo montage.  Eden Monroe - top left corner - provided the introductory words to Winter Paths.  For this book, she is joining us as a writer in place of Monique Thébeau.  Monique has other priorities, and I have particularly missed her input on this book.  In the bottom right corner, we have Gianetta Murray in place of Jeremy Thomas Gilmour.  Gianetta is an American from California who lives here in the UK.  Yay!  I'm no longer alone on this side of the sea!  She also writes cosy mysteries and is working to get her first book published.  Meanwhile, Jeremy is busy working on a new book.

My story in this collection involves a mystery, of course.  Although it's not quite what it seems at the outset.  But my characters, Alice Tomlinson and her dad, Peter, from the first collection of stories, are back.  And it's Alice who is joining all the dots and making all the discoveries to lead you to the resolution of the puzzle.  But, there is a secret that even Alice knows nothing about.  My story will take you back to Beauregard in central France, along with some old and some new faces in the sleepy little village.  And keep watching this space, the release date for the new book is coming very soon.

about the book ... Sometimes, a compelling short story is all you need.

Let our tales of gods, ghosts, alien worlds, mystery, secrecy, love, loss, and horror get under your skin for a while.

Nine North Atlantic writers have collaborated to create this anthology, the third in a series of multi-genre fables that will entertain, possibly unsettle, and cause you to think about the present in which we live.

Curl up on the sofa and allow yourself to be lost in the pages of this fascinating book.

If you haven't read the first two anthologies yet, you can get each one here AutumnPaths and here WinterPaths

The print version of Spring Paths is now available Here and the E-copy will follow very soon.