Evelyne Morris was born in England towards the end of WW2, in 1944, but she comes from an international cultural background. Her grandparents were French/Italian and Maltese/Greek, and she was brought up in a college with foreign students from all over the world – Europe, the Far East, the Middle East, Africa and South America. She has a brother and sisters-in-law from Spain, France, and Japan, and she has daughters-in-law from Brazil and South Korea. She started writing after retirement, and this is her second novel.
GhostsA series of mild-mannered, malcontent, miscreants telling stories of mischief, malevolence, and murder.“I think that there are ghosts. I haven’t seen or heardanything. I’ve definitely feltsomething, but it’s not scary.”Robbie Williams“I don’t believe in ghosts.”Ryan Gosling...
