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Let me take you down, coz were going to a place that you may think you know quite well but the city of Liverpool is a far stranger place then any of you could imagine. Lee Walker is a paranormal researcher, auteur, and one of the best writers on the subject operating in the world today. This is his second collection of urban legends and high strangeness from the haunted heart of Merseyside. Elegantly macabre and often down right terrifying the stories in this book raise the bar for anybody working in, and writing about, esoteric subjects and cannot be recommended highly enough. Walker s Merseyside is a strange and unsettling place complete with giant crabs, brutal and disturbing fairy stories, and even a surviving Nazi war criminal. Strange days indeed; most peculiar Mama "

From the author that penned beloved literary classics such as The Age of Innocence and The House of Mirth comes The Glimpses of the Moon, the surprisingly funny tale of an unlikely romance that arises between newlyweds on an extended honeymoon who have married for convenience, rather than for love.