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|  | | A Slice of the Seventies
First book in The Mug Trilogy. A memoir.
This first book in The Mug Trilogy tells the story of Jersey-born Mug, a troubled teen from a recently broken home. It covers her experiences as a sixteen year-old girl at the Isle of Wight Music Festival in 1970, the same year that she followed a guru. It follows her tumultuous years as an art student in Coventry where she lived with David, a fellow art student. Dramatic events follow on from the evening they meet, when Mug saves him from a very public suicide attempt. | |  | | Confronting The Hostile
Book four of The Hostile paranormal crime thriller series.
A retired Irish superintendent and his former colleague, a handsome DCI from Liverpool, attempt to rid themselves and the world of their lethal tile masters. Will they succeed in reclaiming their freedom, or will the bizarre killing games continue? Set in Manchester, Liverpool, and Ireland. Confronting The Hostile is book 4 in The Hostile series of unusual paranormal crime thrillers. | |  | | Her demonic Angel
Her demonic Angel is a collection of all of Joy Mutter's short stories written thus far. The stories have been written in a variety of genres so hopefully there should be something for everyone. Some tales are stranger than others, but all could be said to be different shades of dark. Despite its somewhat suggestive title, Her demonic Angel is not erotic fiction.
Her demonic Angel is a collection of all of Joy Mutter's short stories written thus far. This baker's dozen of stories has been written in a variety of genres so hopefully there should be something for everyone. Some tales are stranger than others, but all could be said to be different shades of dark. Despite its somewhat suggestive title, Her demonic Angel is not erotic fiction.
Available in Paperback, Kindle and audio book editions | |  | | Holiday for The Hostile
An exciting paranormal thriller with a splash of horror. Book two of The Hostile series. Can be read as a stand-alone.
Holiday for The Hostile, second book of The Hostile series, is probably even stranger than the first. Serena, plus her unusual friend and partner in crime, Tile X, reluctantly find themselves suffering a family holiday inside her eccentric grandfather’s hovel in Ireland. Who will escape intact from their dramatic holiday from Hell? A paranormal thriller with a splash of horror. | |  | | Living with Postcards
Illustrated with postcards from my own large collection, an appreciation of the world of postcards.
This non-fiction book describes my close relationship with old postcards, mainly fantasy ones. I have collected them since the nineteen seventies and now own over two thousand of these charming, beautiful, historic items. I started fanatically collecting them whilst writing my thesis on Fantasy in Postcards at Art College, where I was studying for a graphic design degree. My thesis won me a first with distinction, whereas my graphic art annoyingly gained me only a 2:2. I was asked by my art history tutor to lecture on the subject of Fantasy in Postcards, but as I was only twenty one at the tim | |  | | Potholes and Magic Carpets
The dramatic incidents, challenges and temptations in the past and present lives of four couples of varying ages, professions and sexual persuasions that are all linked by either blood or friendship.
The main action takes place in rural Kent and London. It looks at the dramatic incidents, challenges and temptations in the past and present lives of four couples of varying ages, professions and sexual persuasions that are all linked by either blood or friendship. The negative, selfish, sometimes violent natures of some of the characters in Potholes and Magic Carpets wreak havoc on the innocent. A tale of not so simple folk. | |  | | Random Bullets
A contemporary paranormal crime thriller set in Jersey, Cornwall, Manchester, London and places not of this world.
After shooting and killing his nephew, a gunman runs amok in a London park. What drives Edward to commit such a heinous act? Who will survive yet another of his moments of madness? Set in Jersey, Cornwall, Manchester,London and places not of this world, Random Bullets is a contemporary crime thriller with a sprinkling of paranormal. | |  | | Straws
Book Three of the Mug Trilogy. Loosely autobiographical.
The aftermath of Mug’s time whirling in The Lying Scotsman’s vortex. This third book in the Mug Trilogy documents her epic struggles to achieve a positive outcome in her turbulent relationships with men, family, work and life in general. Who will be Mug's final straw? | |  | | The Hostile
The Hostile is a contemporary paranormal thriller set in Manchester.
In a rundown area of Manchester, inside a bathroom in a small, terraced house overflowing with children and dysfunctional parents, an unfathomable, powerful entity infiltrates young Serena’s life with disastrous effects. The enigmatic force not only dramatically affects introverted Serena’s life, but threatens the well-being of everyone she knows, especially those people who for some reason have earned the strange girl’s displeasure. It soon becomes clear that nobody should ever upset Serena if they know what’s good for them. After reading 'The Hostile', you will never look at DIY in the same | |  | | The Hostile Game
Book three of The Hostile paranormal thriller series. This 190 pages of thrills can be read as a standalone.
In THE HOSTILE GAME, Manchester-based Serena, now eighteen and pregnant, finally discovers the reason why Tile X befriended her seven years before. She doesn’t like what she hears. Mayhem ensues, with a retired Irish police superintendent becoming more involved than perhaps he should have.
The Hostile Game, the third book in The Hostile series, is a gripping contemporary paranormal thriller. It was published on Amazon in Kindle and paperback editions in April 2017 and can be read as a standalone like the other books in this unusual series.
Readers tell me The Hostile Game is | |  | | The Lying Scotsman
Book Two of The Mug Trilogy. Loosely autobiographical.
The words in this book were triggered by the entanglement between Mug, a recently divorced, disinherited, temporarily sex-obsessed woman and Michael, a complex, mendacious, Scottish baggage handler. Destiny threw this Gordian knot her way one night in early 2004. She was an honest, trusting, troubled woman in her late forties. He was an enigma in his late thirties who was hiding many shocking secrets. Her original plan was to write about their unusual story as a gift to him, taking the opportunity to describe her life prior to their meeting because it shaped how she felt about him, why she tol |
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Weekends In New England
by Linda Alexander
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 Love, romance, innocence, intrigue, danger, and lust. Life is complicated, and love even more so. Life, and love, can be hazardous to a lady's health. Especially if she's fallen in love with a married pop star. |
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