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Following a long career as a government scientist Catherine Greenall is now a full-time writer. Her work includes ghost, horror and science fiction. A Quirk of Destiny is the first book in an apocalyptic trilogy. The second book is Return to Gallanvaig. A long-term vegan, she has also published a vegan cookbook Vegans Can't Eat Anything and a ghost story, Echoes. A Quirk of Destiny is a chilling look at a world where science is used against rather than for the good of mankind. Calum O'Connell is a scientist at the Department for Food and Environment assessing the safety of new food...

"Return to Gallanvaig" is the second part of the "Quirk of Destiny" trilogy, an apocalyptic tale of devastation and destruction caused by the widespread introduction of genetically modified food, resulting in the decimation of the human race and the rise of the "Genies," or gene-mutated humans. Two years have passed since the first outbreak and the Genies, led by Balthazar, the epitome of evil with paranormal powers, hatch a plan to increase their diseased race, despite the ravages of GM poisoning. Meanwhile, a ruthless shadowy group emerges, intent on manipulating world events, causing death...

These short story collections were written in Catherine Greenall's early writing career, when she was trying out different genres and narrative voices for size. The tales range from the supernatural and bereavement, all the way to dementia and relationships. In trying out many different genres, Catherine Greenall produced a varied collection of short, insightful tales, which provide an introduction to her other writing, including her 'Quirk of Destiny' trilogy. Get a further short story, 'Burnview', a paranormal tale, absolutely free with 'Echoes and Reverberations ' Details of how to claim...

The cookbook you've been waiting for. Easy to follow recipes for healthier meat-free food, mostly made from local organic ingredients.

The author recognises the challenges sometimes experienced in catering for vegans and so decided to share her own recipes. These include versions of regional dishes from her native Lancashire, dishes encountered in her travels and some she invented for herself. The titles of the book and chapters originate from what some restaurants actually said when asked for their vegan options. Whether you are vegan or vegetarian, or just want to eat more...

'Burnview' was written in Catherine Greenall's early writing career, when she was trying out different genres and narrative voices for size. 'Burnview' is a supernatural tale about a house in the Scottish Highlands. When Rosalyn McDonnell moves to the Highlands from the big city, it seems to to be an idyllic place to live. But, what is its history and why do strange things keep happening there?