Culloden Moon

Scotland 1746 : After the famous Battle of Culloden, a small group of survivors and misfits from both sides find themselves being hunted and then besieged in a highland fortress by a fearsome pack of evil, murderous monsters. Joined by a mysterious monster-hunter who has tracked the cursed beasts across war-torn Europe in a quest for revenge, the tiny group of former enemies must put aside their differences and rely on muskets, swords and whatever else is at hand, if they want to survive until sunrise.

The monsters were soldiers once themselves, until cursed by nature for committing war atrocities in Cham, Bavaria.

Our small band of heroes all have one thing in common, too - all are battling personal demons of their own relating to their lives or to Culloden itself - will this climactic showdown at Ruthven Barracks help them to redeem themselves?

Will they vanquish these hounds of hell? Or will they end up as dog food?

A historical horror novel set in the aftermath of Scotland's most famous battle, with a new twist - characters speak using modern dialect.

*Not suitable for under 18s.

The historical fascination of Outlander, the horror of Dog Soldiers, the language of Trainspotting, the swagger of Broken Biscuits and Colquhoun's own passion for Culloden and Werewolves make this a Jacobite-era horror yarn that will appeal to fans of many genres.

'Culloden Moon - The Curse of Cham ' is the perfect fusion of serious Scottish history, The Jacobite Wars, Lycanthrope folklore and dark, Macabre comedy ...