Seeing a ghost is bad enough. But what if the dead woman's Charlotte Bronte?

'No bike wheels spinning high in the air, no ghastly corpse, or crumpled victim propped against a wall. The street was damp and devoid of life, but also of death.

'I watched the water running away. All I could think was one small thought. I hadn't known Charlotte could ride a bike.'

Ghostly happenings, death and destruction, a few twists and unexpected endings. All part of the mix in Watching Charlotte Bronte Die: and other surreal (short) stories.

Would children crying keep you awake?
Especially if the children were dead?

A haunted house, a man with a past and a girl called Alice who can cross time.

Then Alice meets Tom who lives in the past and the past and the present begin to collide, with fatal consequences.

This is a ghost story, and a tragedy that happened over a century ago. And a mystery. Can you solve it?

Inspired by the legends of York (UK).

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About The Floozy in the Park

Too many people have something to lose if the truth comes out...

Journalist Jon visits an island, searching for his ex-lover, whose father was murdered.

The killer is still out...