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Broken Ghosts

By: J. D. Oswald
Narrated by: Paula Masterton
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'A beautifully written novel imbued with empathy, spirits and magic' Scottish Daily Mail

Spring, 1985. Twelve year old Phoebe MacDonald's world is falling apart.

She has just buried her parents, a fire at their family home claiming both in a freak accident. Now she must leave Scotland, the only place she has ever known, and go to live with her uncle Louis and aunt Maude in their home in the Welsh woods.

As spring turns to summer, Phoebe falls slowly into the rhythm of life with her eccentric guardians in their curious home. But there is no one her age in the nearby village, and she is lonely until she meets a strange girl, Gwyneth, who wanders the surrounding forest barefoot and alone.

Outsiders both, the two girls form a strong bond, though nobody else seems to believe that Gwyneth is real. Phoebe knows better, and soon with her new friend's help, she begins to see the woods for what they truly are - a place of magic and wonder, where the line between life and death is blurred. Where spirits roam and secrets fester.

Something happened here, a lifetime ago. A wrong that yearns to be put right. The answer is within Phoebe's grasp, but will revealing it put her in grave danger?

For the woods hold a dark truth, and some will do anything to keep it in the shadows. ©2024 J D Oswald (P)2024 Headline Publishing Group Limited
Ghosts Gothic Horror Mystery Supernatural Thriller & Suspense

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An enjoyable story that takes you through the beauty of the Welsh countryside whilst the plot unfolds at a well timed pace.

A story of a girl finding her way after tragedy

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WHAT A LOVELY STORY SAD IN PLACES YOU FELT FOR THE NOT YET TEENAGE PHEPOE VERY DISTRICT I'VE ABOUT THE WELSH VALLEYS AND THE SUPERSTITION THAT GOES ON IN WEE VILLAGES . GREAT LISTEN

LOVELY WEE STORY

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I loved everything about this book from start to finish, we'll written, brilliant narrator, great story.

Absolutely amazing

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Not a fast paced story and a little drawn out in places. However its a gentle listen. beautifully narrated,

beautiful narration

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Loved this book, it was so well written and wrote, so descriptive so you understand the setting without waffling.

Great story

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Fully enjoyed, a heart warming story with a mysterious tale of family and community of the Walsh Valley

Heartwarming

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I have listened to all of James Oswald's Tony McLean and Con Fairchild books and loved them but this is something quite different. This is a beautiful story of loss, love and friendship that embraces the author's love of nature and his past life in Wales. The narrator delivers this novel beautifully.

Just beautiful!

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I loved the characters as they were relatable as well as the gripping story.

The narrator had a good story telling voice.

Well worth a listen

Gripping story

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Echoing themes of Welsh community and mythology in the Fairchild series, this is a great listen. Well narrated by Paula Masterton.

Great stand-alone novel

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Was worried I wasn’t going to enjoy the book, as it was so different from the his other.
Great story, loved the characters, even the twins.
Would recommend it

Darn good yarn

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