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Twisted Scarborough 2

"If you like mermaids, ghosts, pavement monsters, killer cats and killer DJ sets, give it a whirl."

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I really enjoyed this collection of short stories set in Scarborough. There was a likeable, and not so likeable, cast of characters and scenarios all set against the backdrop of Scarborough landmarks such as the Castle, the harbour, the Grand Hotel, the spa bridge and town centre. Each story was easy to read and an interesting mix of the contemporary and supernatural/sci-fi. If you like mermaids, ghosts, pavement monsters, killer cats and killer DJ sets, give it a whirl.

Nicola Kingswell, A LoveReading Ambassador

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Another collection of stories set in the Seaside town of Scarborough.

The mixture of tension, the fantastical and horror return in these 12 short stories set in the northern seaside town. Having read the first instalment of Twisted Scarborough I was curious to read the new collection and see what other mystical stories have been thought up. I wasn’t disappointed, from a struggling author’s dark deal with a storytelling mermaid, spirits kept alive by love locks attached to a bridge, playground games, tarot readers and more. 

Once again using Scarborough’s landmarks, this collection of short stories ooze with tension, the uncanny, the bittersweet and the absurd. Each story is entertaining on the surface, but there’s plenty to ponder just beneath also.... Read Full Review

Charlotte Walker

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