Rainbow of Promise is Elizabeth’s second collection of poems, following the aftermath of speaking out about her experience of familial sexual abuse in her first poetry book. It has been written to encourage others embarking on their journey, to help give them the strength to find their own value, self-worth and a brighter future.
An eclectic mix of short stories from the pen of Artist and Author, Mai Griffin (including Young Echoes – a short stand-alone prequel to the Ghostly Echoes Series) The stories were written between 1988 and 2020 and have never been published together, before.
Becoming a cat was a surprise to the Reverend Harold Scuffington! From the moment we meet Harold, we can see the immense complications to a man’s life that changing into a cat can bring… especially if it is a cat like Scuffo… If he isn’t under a bed, he is in it and what he sees, hears and experiences will change Harold’s life forever!
Seph’s fun-loving brother likes to meddle in everything and being dead doesn’t seem to hold him back, one bit. So, the big questions are – Will she ever meet someone special who won’t mind her brother coming on dates? Will Dion ever tire of involving her in trying to solve crimes? And, more importantly, should she tell her parents?
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A ghostly dog, a strange lady and the confused memories of a young girl are about to complicate Polly, Sarah and Clarrie’s lives. Unravelling the mysteries is going to need all of them working together and will put the family and their circle of friends at risk. Unravelling two horrific crimes, they must find a murderer before he strikes again. Ghostly Echoes – 5
Joyce is angry that her boss won’t leave his wife, so his wife will have to be removed… one way or another! A poisoning is planned and Joyce sets out to leave a lasting impression… then Joyce goes missing… A malevolent ghost and psychic detectives form the core of this enjoyable stand-alone sequel to Mai Griffin’s Ghostly Echoes. Ghostly Echoes – 2
A young medium is welcomed into the home of an elderly woman, raising the suspicions of her relatives who ask Polly to help. As Clarrie and Sarah are involved in their own crises, Polly decides to tackle the problem on her own but, in the thrill of immersing herself in old friendships, she doesn’t realise the dangerous path she is treading. Ghostly Echoes – 3
Clarrie’s familiarity with the “Other Side” is about to be far more intimate than she has ever wanted. Her mother, Sarah is too upset to care what else is happening, so only Polly is left to work out whether Amy’s fall from the car park was suicidal, or more sinister. Then there is the mystery of why a hitch-hiker is haunting the village. Ghostly Echoes – 4
Derek has found his calling – a cause to fight for – a disaster to avert… but, this is DEREK… so what can go wrong?
Sarah sees and hears ghosts. For her it is a normal and mostly ignored part of her daily life. She doesn’t like to talk about it. Only a few close friends know. Sarah hates publicity and won’t hold séances. Ghostly Echoes – 1
Derek travels from child to confused adult, from reporter for the local paper to any job available, doing everything he thinks he should, but doing it his way.
A book for genealogists, historians and for those with an interest in Lincolnshire and its people, Jean Collins offers a composite picture of how South Kelsey and many similar country villages developed over the centuries.
