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Those They Left Behind — Paul Finch
**A horror short story from #1 bestseller, Paul Finch. Part of the Dark Winter Tales series: unputdownable reads for cold winter nights…**
Searching the stalls of Camden, 78-year-old Elsie becomes drawn towards a head on a top shelf " not a real head of course, but a good replica.
As the stall holder takes ‘Old Bob' off the shelf, Elsie realises that there is a body attached to the head and soon discovers that the mannequin was used to test the gallows each morning for executions.
Returning the following day Elsie buys ‘Old Bob' and takes him home. But in the days that follow, Elsie starts to act strangely…and those who know her are about to find out why.
As the nights draw in, get hooked on this dark and suspenseful short story " the perfect read for fans of Mark Edwards and Peter James.
Reviews
PRAISE FOR PAUL FINCH:
“Edge-of-the-seat reading.” THE SUN
“Wonderfully dark and peppered with grim humour. Finch is a born storyteller and writes with the authentic voice of the ex-copper he is.” PETER JAMES
"An ingenious and original plot. Compulsive reading.” RACHEL ABBOTT
“A deliciously twisted and fiendish set of murders and a great pairing of detectives.” STAV SHEREZ
“Avon's big star…part edge-of-the-seat, part hide-behind-the-sofa!” THE BOOKSELLER
“An explosive thriller.” WE LOVE THIS BOOK
About the author
Paul Finch is a former cop and journalist, now turned full-time writer. He cut his literary teeth penning episodes of the British TV crime drama, The Bill, and has written extensively in the field of children's animation and for Dr Who.
However, he is probably best known for his work in thrillers, crime and horror. His best known work to date is the five-novel DS Heckenburg crime series, the first three titles of which all attained official bestseller status.
Paul lives in Lancashire, UK, with his wife Cathy and his children, Eleanor and Harry. His website can be found at www.paulfinchauthor.com, his blog at www.paulfinch-writer.blogspot.co.uk, and he can be followed on Twitter as @paulfinchauthor.
Searching the stalls of Camden, 78-year-old Elsie becomes drawn towards a head on a top shelf " not a real head of course, but a good replica.
As the stall holder takes ‘Old Bob' off the shelf, Elsie realises that there is a body attached to the head and soon discovers that the mannequin was used to test the gallows each morning for executions.
Returning the following day Elsie buys ‘Old Bob' and takes him home. But in the days that follow, Elsie starts to act strangely…and those who know her are about to find out why.
As the nights draw in, get hooked on this dark and suspenseful short story " the perfect read for fans of Mark Edwards and Peter James.
Reviews
PRAISE FOR PAUL FINCH:
“Edge-of-the-seat reading.” THE SUN
“Wonderfully dark and peppered with grim humour. Finch is a born storyteller and writes with the authentic voice of the ex-copper he is.” PETER JAMES
"An ingenious and original plot. Compulsive reading.” RACHEL ABBOTT
“A deliciously twisted and fiendish set of murders and a great pairing of detectives.” STAV SHEREZ
“Avon's big star…part edge-of-the-seat, part hide-behind-the-sofa!” THE BOOKSELLER
“An explosive thriller.” WE LOVE THIS BOOK
About the author
Paul Finch is a former cop and journalist, now turned full-time writer. He cut his literary teeth penning episodes of the British TV crime drama, The Bill, and has written extensively in the field of children's animation and for Dr Who.
However, he is probably best known for his work in thrillers, crime and horror. His best known work to date is the five-novel DS Heckenburg crime series, the first three titles of which all attained official bestseller status.
Paul lives in Lancashire, UK, with his wife Cathy and his children, Eleanor and Harry. His website can be found at www.paulfinchauthor.com, his blog at www.paulfinch-writer.blogspot.co.uk, and he can be followed on Twitter as @paulfinchauthor.
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