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August 7, 2016
The Dead London Chronicles
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The Dead London Chronicles
, our free Gothic tale continues…
"It would hardly be proper for me to carry you--" even as he spoke the leathery sound of beating wings filled the air. A moment later Faulkner had slung Alice over his shoulder and was running along the corridor, telling her politely, "I apologise, Miss Tyhurst, it won't be for long!"
What was chasing them he couldn't see; instead it was engulfed in darkness, deep black clouds swirling around something, the shadows stretching before it.
Over at Dead London Chronicles, all hell is literally breaking loose…Click to keep reading or follow the tale from the beginning here!
"It would hardly be proper for me to carry you--" even as he spoke the leathery sound of beating wings filled the air. A moment later Faulkner had slung Alice over his shoulder and was running along the corridor, telling her politely, "I apologise, Miss Tyhurst, it won't be for long!"What was chasing them he couldn't see; instead it was engulfed in darkness, deep black clouds swirling around something, the shadows stretching before it.
Over at Dead London Chronicles, all hell is literally breaking loose…Click to keep reading or follow the tale from the beginning here!
August 4, 2016
The Dead London Chronicles Vol II
I'm excited to share the latest collection of my free Gothic online story, The Dead London Chronicles.
You can follow story every week at its dedicated website here, or you can download the collected monthly chapbooks completely free from the links below. I hope you enjoy this tale of vampires, poodles, dashing doctors and plucky gals!
Volume I: June 2016
Volume II: July 2016
Step back in time for volume II of an 18th century world where highwaymen roamed the roads, artists faded in obscure unhappiness, silk-clad poodles held London society enraptured and viscounts couldn't feel their own thumbs. Here be monsters, magic and lonely doctors with a penchant for the work of the old masters, not to mention a cavalcade or rogues, royals and revelry.
