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Matt McAvoy

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Matt McAvoy was born in Hertfordshire in 1974. As a child he attended the Torquay Grammar School for Boys and started writing fiction at an early age. He has studied screen-writing and production, psychology, social policy and criminology, and has written several short stories, novels and screenplays, including "Kill the Witch!" and the critically acclaimed "Granjy's Eyes". Matt lives in London with his wife Katherine.

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Granjy's Eyes

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Meet Ollie. Well educated and spoilt - a rich kid, fun-loving party-goer and brutal sociopath. Ruthlessly arrogant Ollie takes what he wants, when he wants it, but Ollie's going to learn, the hard way, that for every action there's a consequence, and for every bounty, a price. Blind old Granjy sees her grandson like no-one else can, and, most of all, sees the monster he is becoming; it was she that spoilt him rotten to the core, and now his payment is due. Ollie will tear apart his own dark soul, and Granjy will teach him new meaning of the word 'remorse'.

The Black Line

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Modern day London - a proud day for a very proud man, and why shouldn't he be? Boris has worked so very hard, and is now launching his new driver-less tube train on the pioneering Tower Line. But while some consider the line a triumph, not all are as pleased; in fact some, the more spiritually-attuned perhaps, are downright terrified. For the line, along with its creators, hides a secret... a secret darker than the tunnels under the Thames, and darker than the stories around the bodies buried there. As dark as the blackest evil of which man is capable. Bear witness - in the tunnel there is no way out. WARNING - ADULTS ONLY

Kill the Witch!

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A series of devastating coincidences, or a mercilessly vicious witch's curse? Jack doesn't believe in coincidences. But he does believe in her, and the terrible mistake he made the day he crossed her. The day his life became a living nightmare. But with the lines so blurred between Jack's terrifying fairy-tale and his own mental diagnosis, can he now still tell which is the true modern-day horror story, and who is the real villain? Now so deluded, so convinced of the curse, is he truly willing to go to any lengths to stop it, even if that means committing shocking and brutal murder?