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Ghostdance
Are Beam the next big thing?
Their record company thinks so – they've sent the band away to a pricy residential recording studio for a month to record their next album. However the large Victorian building in the wilds of Devon has an unusual history.
When singer Wendi starts experiencing odd things she can't be sure whether they're a symptom of the strange experiences she's been prone to all her life or something do with the very ground on which the studio stands.
She's always been a bit weird one but when the persona she adopts when on stage starts taking on a life of its own it becomes difficult to tell where she ends and the façade begins...
A 1990s Indie Urban Fantasy.
Their record company thinks so – they've sent the band away to a pricy residential recording studio for a month to record their next album. However the large Victorian building in the wilds of Devon has an unusual history.
When singer Wendi starts experiencing odd things she can't be sure whether they're a symptom of the strange experiences she's been prone to all her life or something do with the very ground on which the studio stands.
She's always been a bit weird one but when the persona she adopts when on stage starts taking on a life of its own it becomes difficult to tell where she ends and the façade begins...
A 1990s Indie Urban Fantasy.
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Published November 30, 2025
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Chris Limb
10 books19 followersChris's debut novel Comeback was published by Unbound on 21 January 2021.
They have also had a number of short stories published since 2013, blog on a semi-regular basis as well as occasionally reviewing books and audios for the British Fantasy Society.
Chris wrote a short pop memoir which was published in 2011 and went down well with its core-audience. It continues to sell at a steady rate to this day.
They also play bass guitar and perform random acts of web and graphic design for a diverse selection of clients and now live in Hastings.
They have also had a number of short stories published since 2013, blog on a semi-regular basis as well as occasionally reviewing books and audios for the British Fantasy Society.
Chris wrote a short pop memoir which was published in 2011 and went down well with its core-audience. It continues to sell at a steady rate to this day.
They also play bass guitar and perform random acts of web and graphic design for a diverse selection of clients and now live in Hastings.
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