Dark Nights of the Soul: A Nathen Turner Thriller

The remote Scottish Highlands hold a deadly secret in this gripping supernatural thriller. When the onset of multiple sclerosis blinds photographer Mike Fletcher, his world is torn apart. Losing everything he holds dear, he heads to the Scottish wilderness to take stock and re-assess his life. But the wild has other plans in store for him. On Fletcher's first night, a freak lightning storm unearths a bizarre symbol in the building next to his croft. The symbol appears to be painted in blood, and the blood is still wet. After a local fisherman tells him the property is on a site renowned for witchcraft, Fletcher becomes uneasy, thinking his self-imposed isolation was not such a great idea. Calling on the help of an expert in the supernatural, Nathen Turner, the photographer tries to unravel the mystery and put his growing feelings of fear to rest. But, when Turner arrives at the croft, he finds Fletcher missing - simply vanished into the night. Sensing an ancient evil is at work, Turner believes some horror has been let loose on the moor, and that the consequences will be deadly unless he can find a way to stop it. Set in Whitby and the Scottish Highlands, Dark Nights of the Soul is an entertaining look at life and superstition in our remotest areas. Praise for Andrew Langley and the Nathen Turner supernatural thrillers: "Gripping and original, with unforgettable characters ... a frighteningly good read." - Jack Magnus for US Review Site, Readers' Favorite. "Fast paced thriller steeped in supernatural lore. Plenty of thrills and enough humour that fans of the genre will happily dive into the world of Nathen Turner and enjoy their stay." - Kayti Nika Raet for US Review Site, Readers' Favorite. "Atmospheric and entertaining thriller, told with style and humour." - Karol Griffiths, Hollywood script editor. "A fun romp for any reader." - Amanda Monell for US Review Site, Readers' Favorite. About the Author: Andrew Langley started writing professionally over thirty years ago to accompany his work as a photojournalist. In a wide-ranging career that has seen him travel the world, his work has featured in national newspapers, a number of books and on television. With the onset of multiple sclerosis, Andrew now lives a more sedentary lifestyle, creating his new adventures on paper. Dark Nights of the Soul is his second Nathen Turner novel - the first in the series, Mirror on the Soul, was published in 2015. To discover more about the novels, and read news, views and extracts, visit the author's website: www.andrewlangley.co.uk