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Overview: Sharon Bradshaw is a Historical Fiction Author, Storyteller, and Poet. She lives in the United Kingdom with her family, and a large collection of books. Tradition and folklore have their roots in the tales told around the fire, thousands of years ago.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Book #1 – The Bookseller’s Ghost
Shall you sleep tonight? Perhaps your thoughts will turn instead to a boy calling from beyond the grave? His shadow could easily walk across your bedroom wall, if you close your eyes. There won’t be any explanation for it… Not in the darkest part of the night.
The Bookseller’s Ghost explores the spectres that haunt us. Glimpsed in dark corners, and ancient places like Calvington Hall in The House On The Fens. Or the churchyard in The Curse Of Ezekiel Marlow. An Archaeologist meets someone he knew long ago, but is all as it seems? Paranormal love also lives on in Lost On The Moor, and Ben’s Tale. Children play with Imaginary Friends. Whilst other spirits exist only in memory, or the inexplicable. Reaching out, to touch the fear within us.
Book #2 – Old Meg And The Fox
Don’t you believe in ghosts? Even just a little bit…
When Amy sees a woman dressed in black rags inside the cottage, and finds the bones behind the fireplace, she can’t help feeling afraid. Old Meg lived there at the time of the witch trials in 1612, and has haunted the land around Pendle Hill since then. Dan is adamant that she is harmless, but no one knows if the same can be said of the fox.
In the other tales, Ivy Simmonds refuses to leave her treasured possessions behind including the people she has loved. Frank Newsome, who was shipwrecked in the 1800s, regularly walks along the Northumbrian coast. Sim’s spirit may not have left Gracie. Whilst Aru and Garan come back every year at Samhain, to relive the murder which took place under the standing stones near Glastonbury. Is this a warning that someone else will die in tragic circumstances?
You’ll find whispers from beyond the grave; glimpses of something more in the shadows; along with the strange, and inexplicable in this second collection of ghost stories. As the characters rely on psychic skills or belief, to guide them through their fear of the macabre and those things which truly do go bump in the night.
Old Meg And The Fox, a collection of haunting tales, can be read as a standalone book or part of the Ghosts From The Bazaar series.
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