Edgar Harold: The Hauntings of Fate

by Simon Sayers-Franklin

As a child, Edgar Harold was haunted by the ghosts of mysterious white monks. His mother was convinced he just had imaginary friends and the hauntings soon stopped. Now, aged fifteen, the hauntings begin again and Edgar's old friend, Betty passes away under mysterious circumstances, leaving an old box in his posession. Upon solving the riddles in the box, Edgar unearths an ancient artefact that allows him to travel through alternate dimensions and time. Now, Edgar is thrown into a journey to discover the truth about who he really is and why the hauntings of fate have been pushing him in this direction for his whole life.

291 pages, Paperback

First published January 6, 2011

About the author

Simon is a writer living in the North East of England. He has a degree in Drama and Scriptwriting and spends his time working on projects for all mediums: TV, Film, Radio and Stage. He has also been working on his series, The Chronicles of Edgar Harold since he was 14 (yes, that's nearly half of his life now) and he has written first drafts for all eight of the novels and is currently hard at work on a reboot of the series, which he hopes to publish in summer 2017.

Reviews

[Rayne ✨ · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book! I actually won a copy many years ago on Myspace...still have it on my bookshelf!