Roy Whitlow

• Feb-2013
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Here we have five short tales of love: love found, love lost, love of place, love realized and love of a son. Love can be surprising and unexpected as Bonny Woodward discovers when she is mistaken for a shop assistant and eventually finds more than ...

• Feb-2013
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Here are four tales of mystery; each one is fiction, but each is also based on a folk tale or a legend. The Red Hound of Pooley is my invention, but there are numerous stories in many different localities of mysterious hounds or dogs, some stranger ...

• Feb-2013
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Four tales of love. In 'The Tweed Jacket' Raymond buys a second-hand coat and gets more than he expected. In seeking to resolve a mystery he finds maybe something that may change his life once again. Part of love is trust, but has Carly's husband ...

• Jan-2013
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Gordon is a quiet and inoffensive man and an excellent draughtsman and designer, but he has three problems: an overbearing and unloving wife, a noisy neighbour with a noisy dog and no appreciation at all of his talents by his boss at work. However, ...

• Nov-2012
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When Adam Winter arrived at Bristol's Parkway station he didn't expect to find a dead body and an injured man almost side-by-side, nor did he realise what a complex set of relationships he would find himself drawn into. A young fairly recent widower...

• Sep-2012
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Benedict Mason, recently discharged from the British Army after a training accident, is a claims investigator with an insurance company in Bristol. He is ordered to do a fast-track course relating to diamonds and then to join a team charged with sett...

• Sep-2012
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In the mid-eighteenth century a dancing bear owned by Jonas Garbee was tormented and then killed by the villagers of Charford Payne. Garbee swore revenge. Now, strangely, at the annual Michaelmas Fair in Charford Payne they celebrate the terrible af...