The Pit

by Robert Forrester

There is a reason they closed the mines... In the early 1980s, the Welsh mining town of Penyrhyll is struggling to survive, until Dylan Merrick and his team of colliery workers discover a new seam of coal, deeper than they have ever mined before. After the new mine opens, bizarre happenings turn sinister and Merrick realizes something terrifying has overwhelmed the village, a depravity straight from hell, an evil unleashed from ... The Pit

150 pages, Paperback

Published October 26, 2015

About the author

Robert Forrester is a writer and journalist based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. He is the author of the Inspector Anderson Mysteries, Hope and Carver Mysteries, the thriller Rogues, and various short fiction that has appeared in numerous anthologies and literary magazines.

Reviews

[Harry Tomos · Rating 5 out of 5]

Always tricky when I read it's a pit story as grandfather lost in mining accident but this was fine, almost kind of believed it, the closeness of village life came through strong and that feeling of mine closure

[Sozzarosa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quick n Easy

I enjoyed reading this book. It was a quick read and I was thoroughly engaged. The names of who people were got confusing at times as some called them by first name others by last name. Also having Merrick and Maddox.