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Currently available for UK shipping only.
Signed & personalised edition including a free bookmark inspired by the story.
This gripping debut novel from Edgar D Jackson shines a whole new light on the Scottish ghost story. Complete with mystery, horror, emotion, and a healthy dose of Scottish humour, Seeing Dead is a mesmerising tale that questions what we know about death. You just have to see it to believe it.
“It was on a foggy day in 1988 that Charlie Cooper made his way to the bus stop for the last time.
Ten years have passed since then and what remains is a town scarred by faded missing person posters. An empty seat in the local police station. A father who has become an unwanted ghost, sipping cold ones in the corner of a woodland tavern.
And apart from that, there is a girl. Amee Florence is thirteen, with mousy hair and a cool, pale complexion. She’s starting her first day at school, but she’s nothing like the other children. There’s a secret behind her eyes that she keeps hidden. A secret that could help unfog that day in 1988, and reveal the real reason Charlie Cooper never came home.”
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CRITICAL AND READER PRAISE
‘This is a great book. It has a very epic quality to it and feels like a proper supernatural adventure story with quite a lot of emotional heft.’ - Mackenzie Common, author
‘This young author knows his stuff and he successfully grips you with his writing skills. I do not hesitate in recommending this book.’ - Lisa Somerset, author
‘What an incredible book! From the start I was hooked but the more I read the more I needed to read. Two nights it kept me up, eyes burning but needing to continue.’ - Kirsty, Goodreads
Currently available for UK shipping only.
Signed & personalised edition including a free bookmark inspired by the story.
This gripping debut novel from Edgar D Jackson shines a whole new light on the Scottish ghost story. Complete with mystery, horror, emotion, and a healthy dose of Scottish humour, Seeing Dead is a mesmerising tale that questions what we know about death. You just have to see it to believe it.
“It was on a foggy day in 1988 that Charlie Cooper made his way to the bus stop for the last time.
Ten years have passed since then and what remains is a town scarred by faded missing person posters. An empty seat in the local police station. A father who has become an unwanted ghost, sipping cold ones in the corner of a woodland tavern.
And apart from that, there is a girl. Amee Florence is thirteen, with mousy hair and a cool, pale complexion. She’s starting her first day at school, but she’s nothing like the other children. There’s a secret behind her eyes that she keeps hidden. A secret that could help unfog that day in 1988, and reveal the real reason Charlie Cooper never came home.”
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CRITICAL AND READER PRAISE
‘This is a great book. It has a very epic quality to it and feels like a proper supernatural adventure story with quite a lot of emotional heft.’ - Mackenzie Common, author
‘This young author knows his stuff and he successfully grips you with his writing skills. I do not hesitate in recommending this book.’ - Lisa Somerset, author
‘What an incredible book! From the start I was hooked but the more I read the more I needed to read. Two nights it kept me up, eyes burning but needing to continue.’ - Kirsty, Goodreads