Roses Are Red

A beautiful wedding turned into a violent bloodbath, but the survivors can’t remember why.

Six people are dead and over a dozen more have been injured in a violent brawl at an otherwise charming wedding. The cause of the brawl is unknown – none of the survivors remember the violence, a cause, or much of anything after the vows. Investigators may find that truths and roses have thorns about them, providing they don’t forget themselves first.

Death Knell

Ashby Knell is going all-out with this year’s village fair, where the rediscovered church bell will be rung for the first time in centuries.

It’s been several centuries since half of Ashby Knell burnt to the ground and the church bell was lost, never to be replaced. Recently rediscovered and restored, hundreds will be attending the fair to hear it ring again – even if the tragic death of the local vicar has cast a pall over the event. The entire village may be about to discover that some things are best left buried.

It Takes A Village

Everything looks perfect for Upper Dalby’s ‘Open Gardens’ weekend, despite the recent accidents.

The village is in full bloom, the local W.I. is enjoying a membership surge, and, just the other day, two young girls were miraculously saved from drowning in the river… weren’t they? Investigations during an Open Gardens weekend reveal that things perhaps aren’t quite as they seem.

Aurora Temporalis

Wild camping at a remote beauty spot whilst an aurora lights up the night sky should be relaxing, despite the local stories of strange apparitions.

Vibrant auroras light up the skies across Britain – what better time to arrange an illicit camping trip to the magnificent stone formations of Malham Crags? As the metallic scream of a failing plane engine cuts through the night, lights in the sky are soon the least of the campers’ concerns.