Ill At Ease

Combining the talents of Stephen Bacon, Mark West & Neil Williams, "ill at ease" showcases three tales of the macabre.

Childhood memories, a seemingly idyllic English town and a car seat found in a skip - all perfectly normal, on the surface at least. But underneath, darkness reaches out for the unwary.

'This slim collection has a kind of menace that is like oil on skin: difficult to remove and persistent. Ill at Ease is a treat, and I hope it finds many readers.'
Conrad Williams, British Fantasy Award winning author of "One" and "Loss Of Separation"

'The three chilling tales from "Ill at Ease" ably demonstrate that horror can be found in the most mundane places, and a sense of unease is always much closer than we think.'
Gary McMahon, author of "Pretty Little Dead Things" and "The Concrete Grove"