PREORDER and publication links 14 Sept. Includes buy links for the first book too!
Preorder August. Published 14 Sept 2026

THESE LINKS WILL BE UPDATED AS THEY GO LIVE
The Crooked Medium’s Guide to Terror – A Spooky Victorian Mystery.
True terror is a murderer you can’t stop.
London 1882. A carpenter is killed by a train – an eerie, brutal crime. Flamboyant spiritualist medium Mrs Ashton and her sapphic partner Braddie seek justice for the widow.
A charismatic rival medium takes London by storm. Dock-lass Maisie sees her frightening prophesy of vengeance. A noble family is devastated, but worse is to come.
Outgunned and bewildered, the three confront a deadly conspiracy. They risk losing everything.
A reckoning from beyond the grave.
Read praise for the book here – one click return to the buying page
Standalone sequel to the Crooked Medium’s Guide to Murder
Preorder Amazon eBook for 14th Sept
Preorder Kobo eBook for 14th Sept
Preorder Print from me in UK, may arrive before 14 Sept £10.99+£1 p+p
BUNDLE: Buy both print books at discount
Print worldwide from Amazon this link not live before14 Sept
PREORDER, SIGNED, FROM THE ALL GOOD BOOKSHOP, 35 Turnpike Lane, London. Or drop in!
Lovely cooperative run bookshop and local community arts hub. Books may arrive pre Sept 14th
BOOKSELLERS STOCKING
(I supply bookshops and events with books printed by Bookvault, an independent British company which closes at the weekend – like workers have lives! Books ordered from this site also come from them (always). I would only use Amazon elsewhere if Bookvault had a supply outage. )
The All Good Bookshop; and TBC The Quaker Centre near Euston Station, London and the Portal Bookshop York.
It will be on sale at Fantasycon, BristolCon, Super Relaxed Fantasy Club for Sept.
YOUR LOCAL BOOKSHOP/BOOKSELLERS
Your local shop probably can’t stock it or get it because we can’t use the UK wide distributor Gardners.
Booksellers – contact us for a courtesy copy. We can’t make Gardners terms work for us but we have workarounds.
SPURIOUS LISTINGS
Foyles, Waterstones, Daunts, Barnes and Noble etc don’t stock it. The perils of automated websites, not corporate malice.