Ghost Frequencies (NewCon Press Novellas Set 4 Book 1)

I was a bit skeptical at first - but the writing and plot draw you in with on old murder mystery, ghosts and quantum physics, as well as the dynamics of a research lab. Great reading and I'll look forward to reading the rest of the series.Nice descriptions of places and personalities as well - definitely recommended

I enjoyed this book. It's well written and the narrator did a great job on the different characters. The story is intriguing and kept my interest. I was definitely trying to figure out what was really going on, and didn't' predict the outcome. This isn't really my favourite genre, but I still enjoyed the whole story, so that's a very good sign!

This is one of those books that absolutely cannot be stuck in one genre. The author has done a wonderful job of crossing science fiction with the paranormal and making it feel real. Well written and thoroughly engrossing, this one kept me reading long into the night. Good plot line and character development makes the story believable. This book offers something for the sci-fi buff, the ghost seeker, and the mystery connoisseur. You can't go wrong.

I received a free advance copy of this book in exchange for leaving a review. Once it got rolling it was impossible to put down.

What a wonderful job on a Ghost? book or is it really a scientific Quantum theory?? This story really kept me interested throughout with the different ideas and happening. I highly recommend this story to any with a interest in understanding Ghosts. Narrator has a Great voice and does the production proud!!

Great paranormal/science fiction crossover. This is original, very interesting and entertaining, with great characters, and a very original premise. The narrator has a charming voice, and reads very well.I received a free review copy of the audio version of this book in exchange for an honest review.

A very interesting & spooky story. I felt bad for Susan being put in that situation. At least the mystery was solved. A great quick story.

Gary Gibson's latest novella, Ghost Frequencies, isn't everything it seems - It's a little bit more.Plot happens. It's a little bit spooky, a little bit mystery, a little bit drama and a little bit sc-fi, and I think saying anything more than that will spoil the journey.Gazz is particularly gifted at writing characters and dialogue which when coupled with his descriptive restraint make for fantastic "theatre of the mind".I thouroughly enjoyed this book and you will too.

Ghost Frequencies treads the line between science and the supernatural, the known and the unknown, and explores the reality underpinning both.This novella is a loving homage to the works of Nigel Kneale, which makes me the ideal audience. It's smart and creepy and sinister and a damned good read.