Please click on book covers above for sample chapters Candletime Braiden has until the candle burns down to decide the fate of his wife... * * * COMING AUTUMN 2009 * * * When The Sun Goes Down: Published January 2007 by Lulu.com ISBN 1-84753-822-2 The Inner Hebridean island of Breágha has long been considered one of the most beautiful parts of the British Isles but now its natural beauty has become of secondary importance to the people who live there. Is it just coincidence that the most devastating storm in the region’s history completely cuts the island off from the rest of the world whilst masking the changes that are taking place there? The opening of a new shop, managed by the good and kind Francine Duval, brings much more than just a mysterious sign above its windows. Each evening, with the setting of the sun, the island becomes a very strange and sinister place. "Have to say 'When The Sun Goes Down' is absojollywelllutely ffffing brilliant.... I would recommend it to everyone.... so if you haven't got it yet, what you doing still sitting there reading this.....GO GET IT!!!! - (Ani - MySpace contributor) Eternal Knowledge Published March 2005 by Paul Mould Publishing ISBN 1904959180 The Isle of Mull is one of the most beautiful places in the British Isles with its spectacular scenery and extraordinary wealth of wildlife. Over the years many people have been drawn to the island, have fallen under its spell. Why then, does the Anthem of Mull contain the words: ‘But gone are now all those joys for ever’? One young man thinks he has found the answer. Unfortunately, his three companions are drawn into a living nightmare as he pursues his search for the truth. Marcus Lyndale draws on his knowledge of the island, as well as his love of wildlife, in this journey through hell in paradise. the Light and the Dark: Published December 2004 by Paul Mould Publishing ISBN 1904959148 What is good? What is evil? Why should things that feel so good, be so bad? Why are unpleasant things to do, very often thought to be good? Does the birth of a baby herald a new beginning or the beginning of the end? Before he was even born, Daniel Seymour started bringing trouble to those around him. As he grew, well, things just seemed to happen. A difficult child you might say - an unholy one Reverend John Hornett would undoubtedly maintain. All who come in contact with Danny have their lives changed but whether the changes are for better or worse is open to question. Phil Morris, an unremarkable up and coming auditor, finds his world turned upside down when he is attracted to a beautiful Irish girl whilst holidaying on the Mediterranean island of Majorca - supposedly recuperating from a disastrous relationship. Unfortunately, the target of his interest also attracts the attentions of another individual. One who has definite ideas about women's purpose in life and whose sole intention is to see that the women understand this purpose. Back in England, the Irish girl disappears and her partner recruits Phil to help discover what has befallen her. Following a spate of vicious killings in London, Detective Chief Inspector Morgan Stifrier finds himself involved in a case, offering very few clues. Until, that is, the killer decides to start play games with him. Is the killer a deranged psychopath or, as Morgan fears, someone with more than the normally accepted range of human attributes? Yvonne Cooke, a newly recruited policewoman, learns at least some of the answers: a prolonged stay in a mental institution helps her to come to terms with her new understanding. By then Morgan Stifrier has also disappeared. the Light and the Dark is a fast moving tale that explores the society we have built for ourselves, the relationships we experience and the emotions we suffer. The characters, seeking to separate good from evil, are brought to a surprising conclusion. "Fantastic, gripping, unputdownable, a page turner, it left my house a mess for 3 days and nights while I read it, the kids I forgot to feed and clean up after, they forgive you for writing such a good book." - (MySpace contributor)

MARCUS LYNDALE