Submersion (43 page)

The story will continue….

A hidden room.

A message intercepted.

A boy running scared.

And the continued search for a girl feared dead….

And while attention is diverted, plans are made. Plans that will confirm the worst of fears. Plans to repeat a past that should never have happened.

But that’s not all.

Secret letters in the wrong hands.

A discovery where the water ends.

And at the heart of it all – the boy running scared…

‘Enclosure’ - Book 2 in the Submersion series – expected early 2016…

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White Goods
– Guy A Johnson

White Goods is a novel about loss and the search for the truth, set in the south of England at the beginning of the 1980’s, and told through the eyes of a deceptive eleven-year-old boy.

Scot Buckley is a complex young man, who lives under the shadow of absence: his mother, Theresa, encounters a horrific death at the start of the book. However, all is not as it initially seems and, each time Scot recalls her death, the scene and the actual cause are different.

There is also ‘Jackie’: an unspecified relation, out of the picture, of whom no one is prepared to talk. However, Scot does not accept this and is determined to uncover the truth.

‘An effective mix of humour and a menacing plotline build up the tension all the time - a great read that I've recommended to my friends’ *****

‘This book is full of complex twists and turns and just when I thought I'd got a part sussed, it changed again’ *****

‘Oh what a tangled web!!!! This book is brilliant! So many twists and turns you can never second guess what will happen’ *****

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doG Backwards – Guy A Johnson

'Really liked! V interesting, gripping and unusual!' - Sophie Hannah, bestselling author of 'Little Face' and 'Kind of Cruel.’

doG Backwards is the story of six lives that come together through an unimaginable opportunity: to meet with the dead for just one hour.

Michael works in an office and is mourning the loss of his five-year-old daughter, Milly.

Barbara has her own cleaning company and the death of her stepfather, Eric, hangs heavy on her conscience.

Connor is ten and, despite having the love of his aunt and uncle, still misses his mother, who has been dead for over a year.

Liam lives in his big family home all by himself, where he hides from his past and yearns for the return of his mother, father and sister, all of whom are gone for good.

Shelley, friend and lover to Liam, also has her losses, but keeps these a secret from him.

Their reactions are very different. Michael’s is very positive: he simply cannot believe his luck. The others, however, do not react in the same way: Shelley is disgusted, Barbara cannot face making a decision and ten-year-old Connor simply doesn’t understand.

There are further complications. Michael has to consider his estranged wife, Susan: she has not been chosen for the program. Barbara discovers the experience is likely to leave her penniless. Connor has not only lost his mother, but also his father. So he is faced with a dilemma that no ten-year-old boy should ever have to face: which one to choose?

‘Breathtaking’ *****

‘Powerful and gripping’ *****

‘A powerful and unusual exploration of grief’ ****

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Back to the Old House – Guy A Johnson

'The day that Seth vanished, Isla remained inside the house they had shared for over six years and didn’t leave it for nine days. She didn’t speak to anyone until the fourth, when she rang the local police to report him as missing.'

When Isla – sole owner and occupier of 3 Archer’s Avenue – finds herself the victim of familial betrayal, she is forced to leave her home behind. However, circumstances lead her back and she finds herself reluctantly returning as a tenant.

She is joined by three others: Callum, Marion and Luke. Callum is a young factory worker who is in dangerously deep with a man from his childhood. Marion is shy and anorexic, plagued by voices in her head. Luke is a violent thug with an obsessive, compulsive disorder. There’s also Paul – a lost, forlorn spectre who resides in the attic.

Like Isla, Callum, Luke and Paul each have a history with the house. Further, these individual histories link them to each other and, as each story unfolds, we discover just how deep the dark, sinister network of their connections run…

There is one final twist revealed at the close of the book – Paul, the lost soul, residing in the attic, is not the only ghost amongst the characters.

Back to the Old House is a story of connections: of lives entangled in a small world, where lost souls lurk on stairwells, their silence the soundtrack to disturbed childhoods and deep, irreversible regrets.

‘This author is fast becoming one of my favourites’ *****

‘Best book I’ve read in ages. Twists & turns kept me hooked to the end’ *****

‘Fabulously sinister’ *****

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