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Counting Crows: Demons, Ravens & Rooks
"Great book! It is charmingly clever and at the same time bone-chillingly honest. A thriller in every sense of the term with themes that span across the ages. I will be reading this again and again!" - Dr. Stella Winters MD "I loved reading this book!" - Jbk ART "A thrilling tale of love, horror, and demonic conspiracy, with questions around the real identity of William Shakespeare at its core. Set locally in part, including our own south Devon town of Totnes and the wilds of Dartmoor, the story also includes a voyage on the Queen Mary 2, the pilgrim tracks of the Camino de Santiago, and the sands of time at the end of the world. Sometimes dark, often fun, this book is fast-paced, not for the faint-hearted, and highly recommended.” - Dodo by Dodo, High Street, Totnes “Do you believe in God, Professor Hudson,” she asks, eventually.
“Not in the sense of a magic sky fairy living above the clouds.”
“Hudson, don’t insult my intelligence. That’s a strawman argument used by trolls on the internet.” The events retold in this book will reveal more than just the story of Professor Hudson, or the identity of writers such as William Shakespeare, or even the existence of God himself. They will point to a very real world of hidden supernatural forces - of angels, demons, witches, and saints - a world filled with desperate consequences and shocking revelations. This is a tale of conspiracy horror, forgotten love, and the relentless struggle between faith and disbelief. “At this height, the wind was always present, swirling and whistling through the cracks and gaps of the thirteenth-century stonework. For most visitors these days, the noise was simply science, just the breeze, and their silence in the face of it had more to do with the setting and view than it had the winds of faith. But for believers like Kate, the accompaniment gave voice to something divine."
“Not in the sense of a magic sky fairy living above the clouds.”
“Hudson, don’t insult my intelligence. That’s a strawman argument used by trolls on the internet.” The events retold in this book will reveal more than just the story of Professor Hudson, or the identity of writers such as William Shakespeare, or even the existence of God himself. They will point to a very real world of hidden supernatural forces - of angels, demons, witches, and saints - a world filled with desperate consequences and shocking revelations. This is a tale of conspiracy horror, forgotten love, and the relentless struggle between faith and disbelief. “At this height, the wind was always present, swirling and whistling through the cracks and gaps of the thirteenth-century stonework. For most visitors these days, the noise was simply science, just the breeze, and their silence in the face of it had more to do with the setting and view than it had the winds of faith. But for believers like Kate, the accompaniment gave voice to something divine."
284 pages, Paperback
Published August 10, 2020
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