IT'S LIKE STEPPING INTO A MEMORY I NEVER KNEW I HAD. Rosemary Moon, a sharp-witted pensioner, and Scott Finn, a pragmatic plumber, are unlikely experts on things that go bump in the night. But the silent, picture-perfect village of Yaightford holds a different kind of terror: six ramblers stepped through a gate into the English countryside and never came back. Drafted by a shadowy Ministry of Defence division, Rosemary and Scott uncover a chilling truth: the walkers didn't get lost. Everyone else did. Yaightford is under threat. Guided by their unique gifts, Rosemary and Scott face a chain of mysteries-a missing friend, a dangerous artefact, and a village slipping out of reality.
This is Book 2 in the Moon & Finn series.
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Guy M. Etchells is an independent author based in Staffordshire, England. His debut novel, The Cubicle at the End, marks the beginning of The Moon & Finn series, a four-book journey that blends mystery, humour, and the quietly strange.
Guy previously published the short story A Window Cracked in New Street Stories, set in the same universe. A lifelong fan of sci-fi, fantasy, and the MARVEL universe, he writes about ordinary people caught in extraordinary moments, often with a touch of wit and heart.