The Spirit Glass

<p><strong>A dead artist’s cottage on the moor. Statues of a figure seen only in dreams.</strong><br/> <br/> When the secretive <em>Department of Paranormal Investigations</em> calls in an old obligation, Lorne Turner has no choice but to answer. Ms Pilar Sanchez arrives with a box of photographs and secrets, and a simple instruction: clear any mystical or esoteric objects from a nearby cottage. The artist is dead. Her work is not.<br/> <br/> Inside, Lorne and Heather find canvases and carvings of something beautiful and wrong, a presence that follows sleepers into their dreams. The trail leads from the well in the garden to a hidden mine entrance where air moves like breath and the dark keeps its secrets.<br/> <br/> What waits below is not just a relic of the past. A woman, a cage, and a secret that should never have seen the light of day again, force Lorne to choose between compassion and containment. The choice he makes lights a fuse that runs straight toward the undeserving innocent.<br/> <br/> <em>The Spirit Glass</em> is book seven in the Lorne Turner supernatural thrillers, set in England around Exmoor’s hills and abandoned mines, where classified orders collide with old powers and modern crimes.<br/> <br/> ________________________________________<br/> <br/> <strong>Praise for the Lorne Turner Supernatural Thrillers:</strong><br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “An engaging supernatural mystery.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “The Exmoor landscape is equally important a character as the hero.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “Creepy supernatural thriller.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “Loads of surprises, the twists and turns kept you reading.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “The author’s style of writing is descriptive, suspenseful and atmospheric…” <br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “Talon definitely knows how to put the creep in creepy…”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “Harrowing Occult Thriller.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “Fast paced, twists, turns, spooks…”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “It’s full of action with a heavy dose of suspense.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “This gem is filled with old graves, old bones, curses, darkness, love and loss…”</p>