Bøger af Alan Shields

Delve into the ethereal realm with "Echoes of Graceland", a unique fictional memoir penned from the perspective of the ghost of the King of Rock 'n' Roll himself, Elvis Presley. Journey with Elvis as he recounts his humble beginnings in Tupelo, the vibrant rhythms of Memphis, his tumultuous love stories, and the glistening allure of Vegas. Witness his personal battles, iconic moments in both film and music, and his introspective reflections on fame, legacy, and mortality. Beyond the tales of stardom, this memoir offers an intimate, otherworldly glimpse into the King's soul, revealing heartfelt encounters in the afterlife and his undying connection with fans. A hauntingly poetic tribute, this novel ensures that the spirit of Elvis lives on, resonating with both longtime fans and those discovering his story anew. Perfect for those intrigued by the legend, the mystery, and the music.

Seven years ago the Hunter House Academy for Girls was closed down after the horrific murder of a popular teacher and the disappearance of the school's 'golden girl', Melissa Somerville. Melissa was an unlikely member of the Enclave, a group of misfit students who were into forbidden practices. The events of that night have remained unsolved, but now the four surviving members of the Enclave have returned to the deserted school two days after Christmas, each with secrets that could unlock the mystery. Devon Cassidy, Tanya Jennings, 'Bambi' McBride and Alexandra Quill become isolated in the remote building as a blizzard closes in and mobile phones disappear. The quick discovery of an unknown dead girl indicates that their arrival was anticipated, and that they're not alone in the school.

When the town's leading mortician, Silence Hopgood, is found dead in a coffin not intended for her, and a woman never returns home from a solitary holiday, the McGill agency are hired to investigate both cases. Can a circus outstaying its usual seasonal booking by weeks possibly hold the key to both mysteries? Killers, clowns and coffins conspire to both baffle and threaten Misty and Nomi.

When private investigator Misty McGill rescues an old school friend, Arabella Corwin, from a wind-blown face-eating umbrella amidst heavy traffic, she little suspects that she has a new client. Arabella has already been murdered once, but it didn't take. It soon becomes clear that someone is determined to finish the job. With missing girls and spy drones in the skies above Griffin Bay, McGill Investigations acquires not just a client, but a dangerous and ruthless adversary as well.

Following the death of an uncle she barely knew, Bryce Iverson is summoned to a snowy Amsterdam. She has inherited an art gallery and a mystery - the night she arrives her uncle's aged assistant is stabbed to death, his eyes taken. As more killings follow they seem to be linked to an infamous, and possibly cursed, painting. The 'Slash of Crimson', missing for decades and painted by a witch, has been recently reinstalled in the gallery. It may hold the answers to a series of murders, both past and present, if Bryce can survive long enough to find them.

When a hideous snowman speaks outside a church on Christmas week, it seems to be threatening revenge for a heavy metal band called the Snow Goblin. A deliberately set fire at a local venue killed all but one of the band members seven years before. A recording device inside the snowman warns that 'Seven years dead, seven years burned, seven years dead and now seven must pay.' As murders follow, Misty comes to believe that two killers are working independently of one another, and with very different agendas.

A new club called the Midnite is causing concern to the parents of Griffin Bay. The personalities of some teenagers are undergoing strange changes. An open police case in Amsterdam relates to a previous incarnation of the Midnite Club and the disappearance of a talented performance artist called Zoe Dancer. With the approaching summer solstice and growing evidence of a dangerous cult operating in the Bay, the McGill Agency is back in harm's way.

Thornwood belongs to the two elderly Wetherill sisters and it's for sale. Nomi and Ginny, on viewing the house, find a dining room that has remained locked for years. The supposed accidental death of one of the sisters the night it's opened up is the start of a sinister mystery. The McGill Agency is also hired by a local librarian who believes she is being stalked. Messages are being left in a book of erotic photography asking Monica Judd if she wants to play. Misty will find the game more complicated, and more deadly, than it first appears.

An important archaeological find in the hills outside Griffin Bay is the start of a series of strange and violent events. A missing lady archaeologist and a brutal murder involve Misty and Nomi with a criminal biker gang, and two shotgun wielding brothers who know more than they'll admit. Behind them all is an unseen and very dangerous enemy. As the dead grow in number time is running out for the McGill Agency, if any are to survive.