Ghosts of Yorkshire

<p><strong>Ghosts of Thores-Cross:</strong></p><p><strong>Book 1: The Haunting of Thores-Cross: A Yorkshire Ghost Story</strong>When a vulnerable young girl is ostracised within her community and accused of witchcraft the descendants of her neighbours will suffer for centuries to come. The ghost of a wronged young woman in the village of Thores-Cross waits 230 years to have her story told in Perkins's suspenseful and atmospheric first Yorkshire Ghost novel ... This historical ghost story provides page-turning chills and sympathy for scorned women - <em>The BookLife Prize by Publishers Weekly </em></p><p><strong><em> </em></strong></p><p><strong>Cursed: A Ghosts of Thores-Cross Short Story</strong>Jennet's here. No one is safe. A skeleton is dug up at the crossing of the ways on Hanging Moor striking dread into the heart of Old Ma Ramsgill - the elderly matriarch of the village of Thruscross. And with good reason. The eighteenth-century witch Jennet has been woken. Wow that was a great creepy story! </p><p><strong>Ghosts of Knaresborough:</strong></p><p><strong>Book 1: Knight of Betrayal: A Medieval Haunting</strong>A haunting historical novel of murder and betrayal in medieval England <em>Knight of Betrayal</em> will plunge you into the vibrant and deadly world of medieval England Henry II Thomas Becket - and four murderous knights. A pacy page-turning ghost story with a twisted difference! A must read.  </p><p><strong>Ghosts of Haworth:</strong></p><p><strong>Book 1: Parliament of Rooks</strong><em>Parliament of Rooks</em> the new historical paranormal novel by Karen Perkins contrasts the beautiful inspiring village of Haworth today with the slum - or rookery - it was during the industrial revolution: rife with disease heartache poverty and child slavery in the mills. Lush and atmospheric this novel is dark and moody with supernatural elements and accurate historical details. - <em>The BookLife Prize by Publishers Weekly</em></p>