Where the Heart Is review

Matthew Fryer has some kind words for my story, A Killing on the Market, from the Where the Heart Is anthology saying that it "delivers plenty of seamlessly real dialogue, but don’t be lured by the reassuring humour and warmth, because you’re in for a real horror finale."

Where the Heart Is

I've got a story in
Where the Heart Is
But don't let that put you off, there's loads of other authors in there as well.

Here's what the publisher, Gray Friar Press, says about the book:

Take an alternative tour of Great Britain . . .

Writers are often told to write about what they know best . . . and what do they know better than their own homes? In this anthology, 19 fine authors of dark fiction reveal some of the less palatable elements of their native environments.

There's blood where the heart is.

Much blood.

So it's kind of like Bill Bryson. If he wrote horror. And if there were 19 of him.