No Stone Unturned

by Brian Keaney

David Foster has a violent temper and his wife Louise and everyone else in Brede are frightened of him. Then a writer moves to the village and Louise and he fall in love. But when Foster commits suicide after she leaves him, she gradually loses her mind. A chilling ghost story.

84 pages, Paperback

First published May 16, 2001

About the author

Brian writes novels for adults, young adults and children. HIs latest novel for adults is The Alphabet of Heart's Desire (Holland House Books), based on an incident in the life of the nineteenth century writer and opium addict, Thomas De Quincey

Reviews

[John Lane]

I enjoyed this book it was a good read

[Tracy Enright]

This book, aimed at teens, tells the story of a boy who loses his parents to a ghostly photographer.

It is well-written and fast-paced with plenty of emotional tags that make you empathise with the main character. It's also genuinely scary. This quite a feat considering it's a quickreads novel.