Laurence Green is a ghostwriter, novelist, poet, and biographer. He began writing after retiring from teaching; and enjoys living in the small Devon village he has lived in since the age of five. He is a historian, with a particular interest in the Great War and the American Civil War. Happily married for over fifty years, he enjoys travelling, gardening and dry stone walling; the poetry of Charles Causley and the music of George Butterworth. It took him seventy years before he saw his first ghost. He is a churchwarden and Street Pastor.
In the picturesque North Cornish parish of Goonperran, Reverend Tim Tremaine finds himself haunted by more than just his enigmatic past. As a young vicar, Tim hopes to leave behind old shadows, but they relentlessly claw their way back, threatening to unravel the life he’s building. Amidst these p...