B. A. Morton

Jim Ody

Anita Waller

A. S. King

Louise Jensen

David Evans

April Taylor

Nick Jackson

Betsy Reavley

Ross Greenwood

Lucy V. Hay

Lisa Hall

Alex Shaw

Tara Lyons

S.E. Lynes

Alex Walters

A.J. Sendall

Charlie Flowers

Jane E. James

Paul D. Brazill

Paul Gitsham

Stephen Edger

Pete Adams

Emma Pullar

Bernie Steadman

Richard T. Burke

Tony R. Cox

JT Lawrence

Ron Nicholson

KA Richardson

L J Ross

Joel Hames

Simon Maltman

Steve Dunne

Peter Best

Tess Makovesky

M.A. Comley

Roz White

Mark L. Fowler

Hannah Haq

Jenna-Leigh Golding

Dark Minds

Laird Long

William E. Wallace

Todd Morr

Eve Fisher

Robert Dawson

Stephen D. Rogers

Craig Faustus Buck

Peter DiChellis

Math Bird

Edd Vick

Manny Frishberg

Suzanne Baginskie

Lawrence Buentello

Every place has its unique sensibility; a flavour that makes it special. Whether one is going somewhere new or discovering the secrets that make the familiar seem foreign, where you are matters as much as when you’re there. The stories in this fifth collection from Plan B Magazine occur at the intersection of the familiar and the strange, the rise of the unexpected and the twist in the road. Let’s take a journey to the unknown. Table of Contents: "Honeymoon Sweet" by Craig Faustus Buck "Broad Daylight" by Eve Fisher "This Land of the Strange" by Math Bird "Please Wait" by Robert Dawson "Fill In The Blanks" by Stephen D. Rogers "The Double Iron Cross" by William E. Wallace "Red Bait" by Edd Vick & Manny Frishberg "Broken Hearts" by Laird Long "Intimate Knowledge" by Suzanne Baginskie "The Asshat Fund" by Todd Morr "Mysterious Private Investigations" by Peter DiChellis "Coffee and Killings" by Simon Maltman "The Good Neighbor" by Lawrence Buentello

a mystery and crime anthology

Plan B: Volume V

Kelly Creighton

Jo Zebedee

Sharon Dempsey

Claire Savage

Eddy Baker

Stacie Davis

Gary McKay

Samuel Poots

Remco van Straten

Mixing the mysterious and macabre with tales of friendship, love and the unexplored secrets of the universe, this collection of twelve festive stories from writers in Northern Ireland presents the magic and mayhem of Christmas in all its forms.Featuring a diverse range of genres - from the gothic and ghostly, to the criminal, comedic and supernatural - these are tales to chill and delight readers on a cold winter's night. With contemporary and historical fiction, as well as dystopian and speculative tales, you never know what you might find ... underneath the tree. Stories from: Angeline Adams, Eddy Baker, Kelly Creighton, Stacie Davis, Sharon Dempsey, Simon Maltman, Gary McKay, Samuel Poots, Claire Savage, Remco van Straten, Morna Sullivan, Stuart Wilson and Jo Zebedee.

Twelve Christmas Stories from Writers in Northern Ireland

Underneath the Tree

There are three sides to every murder- yours, mine and the truth.The Sidewinder is the new multi narrative mystery thriller from Northern Irish Amazon Bestseller Simon Maltman.When two members of a former nineties band die in suspicious circumstances, the surviving members are embroiled in a web of murder, revenge, love and deceit. Follow the now politician, journalist, session musician and police officer as they attempt to uncover the truth, through many dark twists and turns. Nothing is as it appears in The Sidewinder.Recent Press:

The Sidewinder

More Faces is a crime short story collection from A Chaser on the Rocks author Simon Maltman. The twelve mystery noirs included feature published and previously unpublished stories and all series shorts currently available. Take a journey across Northern Ireland, through the beauty and darkness, with the fresh new voice in Irish Crime Fiction."I'm amazed how a writer can cram so much into such a short space of narrative. You hit the ground running and it's a sprint finish."Crime Book Junkie"A punchy tale, told plainly, with plenty of pace... of old fashioned thuggery and backstreet skullduggery."Murder, Mayhem and More"a snappy read that gives a fresh glimpse into a life of crime and where it can lead you."Writing.ie

Crime Short Stories from Belfast

More Faces

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