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Being a redhead myself and long intrigued by the phenomenon of red hair, I have always been aware of the many strange tales, even in the news today, associated with redheads.

'Redhead' is an supernatural thriller featuring redheads as a main theme.

The book (99,000 words) is now published as a paperback and as an ebook.




favourite books

'Dracula': Bram Stoker
'Frankenstein': Mary Shelley
'She': H. Rider Haggard
'Indiana Jones' series: Max McCoy
'The Secret Language of Stone': Don Robins
'Arcadia': Tom Stoppard
'The Seven Pillars of Wisdom': T. E. Lawrence
'The Alexandria Quartet': Lawrence Durrell
'The Master and Margarita': Mikhail Bulgakov
'Cloud Atlas': David Mitchell
Harry Potter Series (Ron Weasley and his family have red hair)
'The Da Vinci Code' (Sophie Neveu is a redhead)'
The Ginger Survival Guide': Tim Collins

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Redhead

Ian Cook

Redheads have always attracted attention: desired, envied, pitied, ridiculed, even persecuted. But when the mysterious Dr Neferatu makes his appearance, the sacrifices begin...


In 1921, in the ruined city of Carthage near Tunis, a red-haired French archaeologist hears the cries of long-dead children as he stumbles upon a legendary sacrificial site. Shortly afterwards, he is viciously attacked by a hawk.

Back in present-day London, flame-haired journalist Rebecca Burns investigates strange and macabre events which seem to be directed against redheads worldwide. Together with young astrophysicist Dr Jim Cavendish and Professor Larry Burton, an authority on ancient civilisations, she is drawn into an age-old feud... a feud that threatens the existence of redheads everywhere.

The cover was designed by the delightful and talented Berni Stevens.

 

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I wrote 717 days ago

Highly original and great fun. Let me guess what the curate has for breakfast. Backed. view book

I wrote 727 days ago

Great idea, great writing. In my opinion this author has a fine career as a writer ahead of him. Backed. view book

I wrote 727 days ago

I love the idea of a fresh version of a well-known 'morality' fairy tale. The reason these stories are still with us is of course because they resonate with some deep need inside us. This story builds on firm foundations. Backed. view book

I wrote 727 days ago

It's the basic idea that I love...and it will appeal to the pagan in a lot of readers. The 'Green Man' theme was of course handled brilliantly by Kingsley Amis, but like 'Dracula' the theme is perennial in its appeal. I'm not quite sure about the play layout......to me it distracts, but 'nothing ven... view book

I wrote 727 days ago

What a jolly good romp...X-rated PGW. In fact, it's seriously good writing which had me completely on board with the opening chapter...key characters/plot elements are all brilliantly established. I'm not quite sure whether it's the writer's command of English, my mind, or indeed both, but on first ... view book

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