The Haunting of Tullabeg Castle

by Tony Walker

Desire stirs in a fog-wreathed Irish castle at Halloween Hired by the mysterious owners of the haunted castle to put on a show...

a group of ill-matched actors travel to Ireland to play out an ancient myth, whether they choose to or not.

˃˃˃ Gwyn's business is failing, and he's desperate to make money from the paying guests

He wonders if the castle is really haunted?

˃˃˃ Tristan owes Gwyn everything, even his life.

But now their car has crashed into the bog, how will they get away?

˃˃˃ Yseult is married to Gwyn, but finds herself falling for Tristan

And will the myth of the castle throws them together and curses them forever.

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302 pages, Paperback

Published December 10, 2025

Reviews

[LuAnn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Rounding up from 3.5 stars. Not quite what I wanted—more witchcraft and monster than ghost, but still unnerving. The suspense builds as an ancient myth plays out in the modern world, as this story and within the story. The characters are vivid with the four ghost hunters being complex, hurting and caring while their hosts are only mysterious.
The peregrinations throughout the castle passageways, towers and tunnels are well-explained if somewhat tedious. The ending is well-paced.
The authors introduces a few unusual words abruptly towards the end which are understood due to contact yet throw the reader out on the flow. I was thankful for the insight into Claire’s character that prevented her being just a stereotype.
(There’s a discontinuity of a person with bound hands patting another adult on the head (264) and a few typos.)