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Elsie W

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My Demon is now available on Kindle and in print, published by PfoxMoor Publishing.

You can contact me here: lisa at hinsley dot org.

Bradley Wind has made three wonderful covers for me:
Coombe's Wood
What Alice Sees
My Demon
Thank you, Bradley!

For a short while, PLAGUE is loaded complete. I will return any comments. Shelving for Plague not necessary, I am after reads and comments, and will give a shelf space for a week to people who are constructive.

Thanks for stopping by!

PS I don't accept friend requests, it muddles up my newsfeed. Please don't feel offended if I deny any requests that are sent.

favourite books

Steven King
HP Lovecraft
James Herbert
Roald Dahl
Clive Barker
Michael Crichton
Michael Marshall Smith

Favourite Authonomy books:
I've had a few over the years I've been reading here. I've never made a list, but I'm starting now.

Not A Man by MA McRae
Religicide by Steve Tee
Adventures in Homebrewing by Ben Hardy

my websites

http://www.lisahinsley.weebly.com     http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-C.-Hinsley/e/B003E2VRCG

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Self-publish with CreateSpace

my books

Plague

Lisa Hinsley

A new strain of bubonic plague sweeps across the country, killing everyone who becomes infected. Despite enforced quarantine, there’s no stopping the plague.


A new strain of bubonic plague is diagnosed in London. Before it can be contained it spreads through the population, faster and more deadly than anyone could have imagined. Three weeks is all it takes to decimate the country.


Johnny tells Liz not to phone the NHS when their young son starts to show symptoms. But she ignores him and a few hours later the army arrives and boards them into their house.


Now Nathan is dying and there is nothing they can do to help him. Hours pass like weeks as their little boy grows weaker and weaker. All Liz wants is that they die with some dignity but the authorities refuse to help. Then the broadband dies and the phones stop working. Cut off from the world and boarded into their house, the family try their best to cope. But there is nothing they can do to stop the plague.

 

What Alice Sees

Lisa C Hinsley

After the death of her baby brother, Alice dedicates her life to finding the man who stole his breath.


Alice Monroe is four years old when a man appears in her bedroom and takes the breath of her baby brother. Her father, Shaun, never recovers from the loss, and two years later dies while taking a bath. Alice catches glimpses of him for months after. Her mother, Teri, doesn’t believe in ghosts, and definitely doesn’t believe in the man who took David’s breath. Paul Sinclair runs Beechwood nursing home in Tilehurst, and kindly offers a nursing job to Teri after Shaun’s death. Alice meets the ghost of an old lady at the home, who tells her she’s actually been seeing Death. Alice begins a life-long obsession with catching Death. From the age of twelve to the age of eighteen, Alice tries to trick and cajole him into appearing. Her tactics become more desperate, threatening to close the nursing home and destroy her life. When she finally corners Death, she learns that fantasy and dreams almost never work out.

 

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A G Chaudhuri wrote 19 days ago

Dear Lisa, My apologies for this unsolicited message. I'm pleas....

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my name is Benedicta,i saw your profile today and i became interested....

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I wrote 176 days ago

There is a dark humour to this. I like your story telling technique, it grew on me. Almost a little like Terry Pratchett, the story assumes you’re not an idiot and you can think for yourself. Chapter 2 - What I didn’t like was your swapping from the name Daniel to Maladie. At first it confused me ... view book

I wrote 176 days ago

Hi Loz, I’ve read the first couple of chapters. Chapter Zero I found very staccato, almost as if you were somewhere between the synopsis and the writing of the chapter. I also found it quite confusing, which I think was intentional, but in my opinion, you might have taken it too far. The second c... view book

I wrote 388 days ago

Charles, I just read chapter 6, and now have tears in my eyes. How amazing, what a wonderful telling of what must have been a trying time. Have you let your eldest read this? I bet she gives you the biggest cuddle afterwards. We're going through the process to foster, which is similar. I can only im... view book

I wrote 456 days ago

Wonderfully compelling. Read the whole thing compulsively. Reads like an old Tales of the Unexpected/Tales from the Crypt show. Very much enjoyed. view book

I wrote 464 days ago

Terry, This is very fast and wickedly humorous. Your turn of phrase is brilliant, and overall, this is a very polished manuscript. Good luck with this! Lisa view book

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