IT'S LIKE STEPPING INTO A MEMORY I NEVER KNEW I HAD.Rosemary Moon, a sharp-witted pensioner, and Scott Finn, a pragmatic plumber, are unlikely experts on things that go bump in the night. But the silent, picture-perfect village of Yaightford holds a different kind of terror: six ramblers stepped through a gate into the English countryside and never came back.Drafted by a shadowy Ministry of Defence division, Rosemary and Scott uncover a chilling truth: the walkers didn't get lost. Everyone else did. Yaightford is under threat.Guided by their unique gifts, Rosemary and Scott face a chain of mysteries—a missing friend, a dangerous artefact, and a village slipping out of reality.  Find out what people are saying about Gone, but Where?:"A story that grabs you early and takes you down a path you never saw coming"  Miss M "Move over Mulder & Scully as Moon & Finn are in town - a creepy, ethereal read, with plenty of action" redhead_reviews1

As a sensational celebrity libel trial unfolds, a young woman at the periphery secretly wields the power to make or break the case. But with her own hidden past, will she dare to speak up?Everyone is watching. Only one person knows the truth. The whole country has been riveted by the trial: Beloved TV star and national treasure Anna Finbow, standing in court, accusing her daughter's therapist Jean Guest of brainwashing her daughter Mary for her own financial gain. Jean insists Mary's traumatic memories arise from her upbringing and her time studying at a prestigious art school in Rome; wounds only Jean's therapy can heal. But as the trial unfolds, it's Augusta "Gus" Bird, Anna's former employee—a seemingly insignificant bystander, a nobody—who holds the key to unraveling the tangled web of lies and deceit. What really happened to Mary in Rome? And if her memories can't be trusted, how will they ever uncover the truth behind her...

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The remote Scottish island chain of St Kilda was abandoned by its people over a century ago.And for good reason.Bruce hates the cold, he hates being away from the city, and, most of all, he hates spiders.Now, drawn by the promise of rich gas reserves, he leads a team of corporate surveyors to these lonely shores. With no way off, they must endure harsh storms, gruelling terrain, and an infestation of arachnids.In this desolate isolation, a monstrous presence looms as they uncover the dark truth behind the island's evacuation.