Update: extended to the end of Christmas Day, December 25th.
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Rachel's in trouble. She's a ticking bomb. A couple of co-workers bullied her into stealing a radical new drug from their employer, and now it's lodged inside her. They're watching her like hawks and her time's running out. John Bishop runs security for the company; as a father who once lost a teenaged daughter to an accidental overdose, his drive to hunt down the thieves and rescue their victim grows more intense with every lost minute. He can never bring his own child back. But he can save someone else's. Then his superiors realise that if the swallowed package bursts and Rachel dies, their secrets are kept safe and their problem goes away. Though Bishop's on the trail, he's an easy man to cut loose and discredit. But now he's Rachel's only hope.
"Gallagher's hardboiled style is pitch-perfect for the tale's grim events, but he leavens it with dislocating moments of powerful emotion that draw the reader irresistibly to the characters. The novel packs a wallop that should make an impact on fans of both suspense and horror fiction."—Publishers' Weekly
“Stephen Gallagher has carved a highly individual niche with his distinctly psychological approach to the genre.”—Yorkshire Evening Post
“His prose is clear and diamond-sharp, his imagination dark and vivid... a terrifying walk along the edge of nightmare.”—Time Out
“One of Britain's most exciting writers of literate, nerve-shredding thrillers.”—Starburst
“Perhaps the finest contemporary British thriller writer.”—GQ
“Gallagher has quietly become Britain's finest popular novelist, working a dark seam between horror and the psychological thriller.”—Arena
The Spirit Box Stephen Gallagher Paperback: 292 pages £7.99
Publisher: The Brooligan Press (7 Nov. 2017)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0995797374
ISBN-13: 978-0995797376
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Thank you Stephen, have a great Christmas and New Year :)
Was wondering if you had any plans to release some of your older titles (Down River, Rain etc) as audio books? Would love to spot them on audible one day?
Thanks again, have a great day
Thanks for asking! It's a plan, but it's not on the immediate horizon. There are rights issues to sort out before I can address it seriously. I know some authors perform their own material and Audible encourage this, but it's not for me (and for certain titles - Rain, The Boat House, Nightmare, with Angel - I'd want to cast a female reader).
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