Mandy returns to the Irvine Valley after more than thirty years absence. She has returned with a burning desire to bring an end to the visions that have haunted her dreams. To seek revenge not just for herself or her boyfriend and friends but her nephew who's lives were cut short. Will she be able to end the evil of the Irvine Valley?

In the book of Revelation it mentions a scroll with seven seals. What if this scroll was hidden on earth? When an old man dies in Liverpool his flat is emptied by Joe and his friends and a strange looking book comes into Joe's keeping. Soon he finds what trouble comes with the book when he watches his friend Toby being tortured then killed before his eyes. A man he recently met rescues him from possibly the same fate. Soon he finds out the man that saved him is more than just a man and that those that are after him aren't what they appear to be. Demons and Angels don't really exist yet Joe now knows they do and the book mustn't fall to the wrong side or it may spell the end of everything.

She was the banshee who sought revenge against those she saw as guilty and deserving of imprisonment in her jar. She had called down the curse on those that sent her to her death, falsely accused of witchcraft. Now she looks for new souls to add to her collection of tortured spirits. At night she goes forth from her derelict cottage to hunt the unwary and now she has her sights set on another two victims to fill her with new power. From the author of A Winter Journey, comes a new horror to make you afraid of the dark.

A Winter Journey by Billy Young Sandy travels by coach through a snowy night with his work mates two weeks before Christmas. They travel from Dumfriesshire up through the Scottish Uplands' passes towards Ayrshire. To while away they're time they joke amongst themselves in a nightly ritual as the snow slowly clears to reveal the hills and mountains in all their wintertime splendour, which all go unnoticed by the tried and sleepy workers as they travel onwards into cold night, homeward bound. Julie Elizabeth Powell, author of Gone said: "It's amazing how little a good writer needs to create an interesting story. With a cast of colourful characters, we are led on this snowy journey to a surprising end."