The Haunting of Tullabeg Castle — Tony Walker

The Haunting of Tullabeg Castle: Ghosts, Legends & Betrayal by Tony Walker

Casting a foreboding shadow over the mist-covered landscape, Tullabeg Castle is the perfect backdrop for a hair-rising Halloween ghost hunt -- but hardened ex-Special Forces veteran Tristan Gifford senses that there's more to the hunt than the castle's owners are letting on… and a deadly game of cat and mouse is afoot.

Tristan Gifford's finely-honed sense of danger is on red alert. The rain, the chill and the endless gray skies are bad enough -- but there's something far more sinister in the damp Halloween air.

Although he doesn't believe in ghost stories, he is accompanying his boss Gwyn and his wife, Iseult to a ghost hunt where paying guests are hoping for some seasonal spookiness and things that go bump in the night.

Their job is simple -- to give the guests the fright of a lifetime and discover the castles hidden secrets and ghostly remnants, old as time itself. Upon meeting the castle's owners, he feels a pang of distrust.

Speaking of the wailing tower's banshees and ancient Irish myths of wolf people around the dinner table, Tristan tries to ignore his long-held feelings for the beautiful Iseult out of respect for Gwyn -- but as the stories turn to an old Celtic legend, his suspicious instincts grow.

When the guests fail to show up and the owners disappear, Tristan knows that they are in serious trouble, ghosts or not.

Tullabeg Castle's mysteries are about to creep out from their hiding places -- and Tristan will need every inch of his training and instincts to escape with his life and save his boss and the woman he loves in the dark twilight of the witching hour.

The prophetic words of an ancient legend are fated to come true again; as the trio explores the castle, they are pitted against supernatural forces that are hungry… and stopping at nothing to snatch their prey.