Audiobooks by Kirsty Ferry

The Witch's Stone - A BRAND NEW gripping story of a crumbling chapel, dark secrets and haunting echoes for 2026 (Unabridged)

"A BRAND-NEW haunting and chilling gothic historical mystery, perfect for fans of C.J. Cooke and Laura Purcell.⛪???????????? 'Pacy, gripping, beautifully written and utterly unforgettable.' Bestselling author Elena Collins Some legends never die - they wait for you to come home. When Jess Morgan arrives in Northumberland to research the history of a crumbling chapel, she's drawn to the legend of the Brinkburn Witch - a woman said to appear when blood is spilled near an ancient standing stone. But the longer Jess stays, the stranger things become. Whispers echo through empty corridors, shadows move where none should, and the boundary between dreams and memory begins to blur. Over a century earlier, Eliza Stratford turned to the witch for help after a violent betrayal - and sealed her fate with a terrible bargain. Now her story, and the secrets she died to protect, are surfacing again. As Jess unearths the truth behind the legend, she begins to suspect her own connection to the past runs deeper than she ever imagined - and that some ghosts will do anything to be remembered... Atmospheric, haunting and rich with dark folklore, The Witch's Stone is a spellbinding gothic timeslip mystery where the past refuses to stay buried. 'Kirsty Ferry draws the reader into the wild beauty of Northumbria in this captivating dual-timeline story. I couldn't put it down.' Alexandra Walsh 'The queen of timeslips has well and truly reclaimed her crown. It's goth, it's spooky, it's atmospheric and beautifully written.' Ella Cook 'Unputdownable...and delightfully spooky. Kirsty Ferry has created an atmosphere that's perfectly ghostly and beautiful, sad and dramatic, and doesn't disappoint at any point. The story is seamlessly intertwining past and present, not revealing anything too quickly, and I want to read it again.' Natalie Normann 'I couldn't put it down. Kirsty keeps getting better and better. Can't wait for the next one.' Anni Rose Why readers love Kirsty Ferry: 'What's not to like? - a Kirsty Ferry timeslip tale with lots of spooky happenings. Enjoy!'⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review 'Loved this book, couldn't put it down. Read it in a day.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review 'Marvellously spooky and atmospheric' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review 'I hadn't expected a ghost story entwined. I loved it. I couldn't put it down.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review"

Kirsty Ferry (Author), Karen Cass (Narrator)

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Bea's Magical Summer Garden

"What's not to love about Bea's Garden? Its higgledy-piggledy layout, fascinating plants and occasional resident black cat makes it the most charming place to visit on a sunny afternoon. Plus Bea has bees - and her Honey Festival is sure to create a buzz. But not everyone thinks Bea's Garden is the bee's knees. The Man at the Big House next door has been a thorn in Bea's side for the longest time, with his unnecessarily snippy letters about her beautiful climbing plants ruining his 'clean lines'. Could he and his poisonous project manager Carla pose problems for her Festival? Or can Bea rely on the Man's cousin - and her newest annual pass holder - Marcus Rainton to fight her corner? With bee best friends, big black cats, a secret garden gate and a surprising identity reveal, Bea's Garden is surely in line for its most magical summer yet!"

Kirsty Ferry (Author), Emily Wilden (Narrator)

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Flora's Christmas of New Beginnings

"It was meant to be a romantic Christmas getaway . . . Except Flora's boyfriend Paul is more interested in whether there's WiFi in their holiday cottage than he is in the pretty village of Padcock where it's located. It seems he's incapable of taking time out from his work for gossip mag darling Maxine Marling - or Maxine Marmoset as Flora not so secretly calls her (well, she does look like a marmoset!) - to spend time with his actual girlfriend. But as Flora discovers the friendly and festive community of Padcock with its eccentric but lovable locals - including dreamy musician Geraint Davies - she begins to question her London life and lots more besides. Especially as a certain marmoset becomes ever more present on her Christmas break for two . . . But luckily Padcock is a village where fresh starts happen - and maybe Flora is in line for her own Christmas of new beginnings."

Kirsty Ferry (Author), Charlotte Strevens (Narrator)

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It Started with a Wedding

"Alfie McCreadie wants his twin sister Nessa to have the best wedding ever, but he's not happy at being roped in as wedding planner – especially as, unbelievably, his main assistant seems to be Nessa's cat, Schubert. Anyway, Alfie is a scientist. He might know his protons from his neutrons, but what does he know about weddings? It's Nessa who points him in the direction of Bea's Garden, just outside Edinburgh, where he's tasked with picking a 'very-relevant-bouquet'. It's there he meets Fae Brimham, who might be prettier than any bouquet bloom but doesn't seem impressed by Alfie's sensible, scientific side. But when Nessa and Schubert are involved, surprises are bound to happen and, despite less-than-perfect first impressions, perhaps something new and beautiful can still blossom for Alfie and Fae…"

Kirsty Ferry (Author), Lesley Mackie (Narrator)

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Christmas of New Beginnings

"Soundings and Choc Lit present the audio edition of Christmas of New Beginnings. Folk singer Cerys Davies left Wales for the South Downs village of Padcock at Christmas, desperate for a new beginning. And she ends up having plenty of those: opening a new craft shop-tea room, helping set up the village's first festive craft fair, and, of course, falling desperately in love with Sam, the owner of the local pub. It's just too bad he's firmly in the clutches of Awful Belinda…But with a bit of patience, some mild espionage, a generous sprinkling of festive magic and a flock of pub-crashing sheep, could her fifth Christmas in Padcock lead to her best new beginning yet?"

Kirsty Ferry (Author), Emily Wilden (Narrator)

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Summer's Secret Marigold

"Soundings and Choc Lit present the audio edition of Summer's Secret Marigold. For two people who run competing arts centres in Cornwall, Sybill Helyer and Coren Penhaligon get on rather well. So well in fact that Sybill often wishes the owner of Pencradoc Arts Centre would look up from his spreadsheets for a minute and notice her. Unfortunately, even that's too much to ask from workaholic Coren. However, when the pair join forces to run an exhibition on the wild and wonderful life of Elsie Pencradoc, a talented artist who lived at Coren's estate in the early 20th century, they're in for a surprise…"

Kirsty Ferry (Author), Charlotte Strevens (Narrator)

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Some Veil Did Fall

"When Becky steps into Jonathon Nelson’s photography studio, she is simply a journalist looking for a story. But when she puts on the beautiful Victorian dress and poses, she encounters flashbacks from a life that isn’t her own. As she and Jon begin to unravel the mystery, the attraction they have for each other continues to grow and leads them to question - have they met not just in this life but in another?"

Kirsty Ferry (Author), Julia Barrie (Narrator)

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