Witch’s Stone

A BRAND-NEW haunting and chilling gothic historical mystery, perfect for fans of C.J. Cooke and Laura Purcell.⛪🧙📚'Pacy, gripping, beautifully written and utterly unforgettable.' Bestselling author Elena CollinsSome legends never die – they wait for you to come home.When Jess Morgan arrives in Northumberland to research the history of a crumbling chapel, she’s drawn to the legend of the Brinkburn Witch – a woman said to appear when blood is spilled near an ancient standing stone. But the longer Jess stays, the stranger things become. Whispers echo through empty corridors, shadows move where none should, and the boundary between dreams and memory begins to blur.Over a century earlier, Eliza Stratford turned to the witch for help after a violent betrayal – and sealed her fate with a terrible bargain. Now her story, and the secrets she died to protect, are surfacing again.As Jess unearths the truth behind the legend, she begins to suspect her own connection to the past runs deeper than she ever imagined – and that some ghosts will do anything to be remembered…Atmospheric, haunting and rich with dark folklore, The Witch's Stone is a spellbinding gothic timeslip mystery where the past refuses to stay buried.Why readers love Kirsty Ferry:'What's not to like? - a Kirsty Ferry timeslip tale with lots of spooky happenings. Enjoy!'⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review'Loved this book, couldn’t put it down. Read it in a day.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review'Marvellously spooky and atmospheric' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review'I hadn’t expected a ghost story entwined. I loved it. I couldn’t put it down.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review

Kirsty Ferry is from the North East of England and lives there with her husband and son and far too many books and art supplies to count. She holds a First Class Honours Degree in Literature, and an MA in Creative Writing, and won the English Heritage/Belsay Hall National Creative Writing Competition in 2009 with the ghostly tale “Enchantment”. Kirsty loves writing ghostly mysteries and interweaving fact and fiction. The research is almost as much fun as writing the book itself, and if she can add a wonderful setting and a smattering of history, that's even better. Her day job involves sharing a building with an eclectic collection of ghosts, which can often prove rather interesting