KATHARINE TYNAN - NARRATIVES OF THE NUMINOUS

KATHARINE TYNAN - NARRATIVES OF THE NUMINOUS - FREE E-BOOK

This year was to see my Katharine Tynan book come out - something I announced in 2019, but the original publisher fell through so I was going to bring it out as a Noose and Gibbet book this year. Sadly Covid got in the way. I have therefore decided to make this book free for all, the first published supernatural and thriller works of Katharine Tynan. There there may be the odd typo - but it is utterly free to read, so see this as an early Christmas present from me. Enjoy!

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