Cameron Trost’s books can be ordered through most major retailers worldwide, including Amazon for both paperbacks and Kindle. For full details on each title and links to magazines and anthologies featuring his short fiction, please visit his blog.
Follow the adventures of Cameron Trost’s intrepid detective. Essential reading for fans of traditional mystery puzzles!
Letterbox
Available to order through most retailers, from Black Beacon Books, or Amazon
Ian Carew is a mild-mannered teacher in Mirebury, a quiet town lost in the moors. But when his neighbour, Mary Hopkins, opens her letterbox and makes a gruesome discovery, his comfortable routine comes crashing down. The deliveries continue and the townsfolk are forced to acknowledge that Mirebury has become the target of a campaign of terror – and nobody’s letterbox is safe!
The Tunnel Runner
Available to order through most retailers, from Black Beacon Books, or Amazon
Entering the tunnels is easy, but Ripley and Gabriela soon discover that reaching the surface again will be the greatest challenge they have ever faced…
The Tunnel Runner is a tale of urban adventure and social discontent that plunges the reader deep beneath the city of Brisbane.
Come and explore the world on the other side of the street.
The Animal Inside
Available to order through most retailers, from Black Beacon Books, or Amazon
A collection of thirteen strange and twisted stories that will take you for a walk along the fine line between insanity and reason, the peculiar and the prosaic, and the animal kingdom and human society, then leave you wondering where one ends and the other begins. These tales will confuse, amuse, shock, and intrigue, but they will also cause you to contemplate your very own animal inside.
Hoffman’s Creeper and Other Disturbing Tales
Available to order through most retailers, from Black Beacon Books, or Amazon
A businessman staying in a Scottish manor makes the mistake of deciding to spend the evening in the library. A group of unpopular teenage girls uses witchcraft to pursue their aims. A rich banking tycoon has forgotten his university days when he and his friends dared to imagine a world ruled by social justice and working class ideals. The estranged family of a deceased aristocrat bicker over their inheritance. A botanist’s love for his plants is unnaturally deep-rooted.
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