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    Girls' Night In - an Unveiled Short Story (1.3)

    By J. A. Ironside

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    "I can't believe that I am trying to convince you two, that there's something wrong!"

    After the events of the previous spring, things have been quiet for Emlynn and her sisters, Grace and Amy. Emlynn no longer fears her gift.Instead she is becoming skilled at using her affinity for the Dead as a force for good. When Grace lands a job house sitting for a neighbour and weird things start to happen, Emlynn agrees to a sleepover with her hostile older sister. Privately she believes that Grace, who has no psychic ability at all, is mistaken. But then Emlynn finds she's got more than she bargained for on a Hallowe'en night of true terror. It's not just the restless Dead who are drawn to her after all...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ. A. Ironside
    Release dateOct 15, 2017
    ISBN9781370715459
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    Girls' Night In - an Unveiled Short Story (1.3)
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    J. A. Ironside

    Noted cheese enthusiast, J.A.Ironside (AKA Jules), masquerades by day as member of the Gloucestershire County Council library service which funnily enough has rather less to do with books than you would think. Otherwise you will find her writing or reading (or doing martial arts). Her addiction to the written word began early – Jules grew up in rural Dorset, in a house full of books – which set her up as a lifelong bibliophile. She writes across various genres, both adult and YA fiction, and it’s a rare story if there isn’t a fantastical or speculative element in there somewhere.As a keen martial artist, Jules has studied several disciplines but is most accomplished in Goju Ryu karate which she has studied and taught for over twenty years. Her favourite things include books (obviously), slippers and surreal conversations.Jules has had several short stories published in magazines and anthologies, as well as recorded for literature podcasts. Books 1 and 2 of her popular Unveiled series are currently available, along with novellas and short stories attached to the series. The fourth and final book – no really it is the final book – will be available in December 2017.Jules also co-authored the sweeping epic historical 'Oath and Crown Duology' with Matthew Willis, book one of which – An Argument of Blood – is available now from Penmore Press.Jules now lives on the edge of the Cotswold way with her boyfriend creature and a small black and white cat, both of whom share a god-complex.To find out more and to see exclusive short stories, bonus material and future projects please check out her website at www.jaironside.com

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