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Forever 26 – Until I’m Not
Kirst Mason D’Raven.
“Stuck in a lift with a plastic pony, a stomach like a war drum, and no buffet in sight. This is how I go?”
Southend, 1999. Nathaniel Graves -vampire, rock star, eternal 26-year-old – is about to meet his match: a dodgy elevator and a very inconvenient sunrise. Between flashbacks of wild tours, worse decisions, and the hunger he can’t ignore, he’s finally facing the one gig he can’t escape. Death. For real, this time.
The Lychgate Chronicles is the fourth collection of stories in the Tales From The Twilight series. 24 short stories chronicling the history of a lost village and its doomed inhabitants.
Blood on Snow is the third collection of stories in the Tales From The Twilight series, following on from the books, “The Lantern Keeper” and “Hunted”. It contains 13 tales telling of various interactions with the paranormal and supernatural.
The second “…From The Twilight” book featuring seven short stories that will keep you reading far into the night. A spooky hitchhiker, an alien encounter and a big cat feature among these eerie tales of terror…
31 Eerie tales to read before Bedtime. A collection of short ten minute reads that will have you covering up your toes. The Lantern Keeper and his ilk will give you nightmares and make you think twice about taking the dog out for that last walk. Enjoy!
Kirst D’Raven helps us to explore the stories behind Mary Queen of Scots, Henry VIII of England and the Battle of Flodden, Ghosts, Fairies, Witches, Pirates and a whole host of other characters
This book details many stories that have accumulated over the decades; the ghost that terrorised pedestrians in the local park … an evil entity that terrorised a family for over 30 years in Heacham … a playful ghost that pranks employees at a shop in Fakenham … the vengeful wraith that bemoaned the loss of a family heirloom … and many more
This book brings to life a cast of complex and powerful women who refused to be confined to traditional roles, it tells the tales of various cultures with engaging storytelling, explores the darker themes of human life and discusses the enduring impact of these Goddesses on our modern culture.
In this beautiful book, Kirst D’Raven once again grabs hold of our imagination and gives us an insight into the world of Myths and Legends. This time, however, she has turned her eye on a subject very close to her heart, the natural world, and in particular, the Animals.
Kirst D’Raven takes a look at the subject of Urban mythology in the UK. These are some of the stories that get repeated so many times that people start to believe they are true. Or based on truth. Mostly though, they are not!
An exploration into the phenomenon of celebrities who have had their lives ended at the age of twenty-seven. Artists, Actors, Rock Stars… A large number of western society’s great artistes have for one reason or another, have died, before they reached the heady age of twenty-eight.
In 1912, one man was despised as a thousand-fold murderer. He was Stanley Lord, the Captain of the freighter Californian. Two courts of inquiries found his ship had watched the ‘unsinkable’ Titanic fire distress rockets and finally watched her slip under the waves..
For the first time, this book collates the “unknown” tales of the crew, and includes dozens of newspaper interviews, letters and written statements, many of which have not been seen for over 100 years.For the first time, this book collates the “unknown” tales of the crew, and includes dozens of newspaper interviews, letters and written statements, many of which have not been seen for over 100 years.
The United Kingdom is claimed to have the highest population of ghosts in the world, a fair proportion of which “inhabit” its hostelries. Presented in this volume are over 800 spectrally afflicted alehouses and drinking dens, hailing from nearly every region in the UK.
The companion volume to the first in the “UK Haunted Hospitality” series, this work focusses on more than 800 spectrally infested hotels, bed and breakfast venues, camping and glamping sites etc. It would seem that some people enjoyed their stay so much they could not be coerced to leave in the afterlife..
