Keeper of the Lantern Wood
Ferry Kettle makes the best masala chai in Bristol, runs an indifferent tea shop, and moonlights as keeper of a lantern that keeps two worlds from mixing after dark.
By day, Bellwether Park is pigeons and dog-walkers.
By night, it is the Lantern Wood - a tangle of slow-talking trees, polite foxes, and doors that should never be left open.
When a young woman is found sleeping beneath the oldest oak with a week missing from her life, Ferry knows a door has been propped. Across the street, a new coffee bar opens, run by a smiling stranger who knows far too much about the boundary. He is selling entrances. He has a buyer's list. And one of the names on it belongs to Ferry's sister, who vanished twenty-two years ago.
A cosy fantasy with a twist, a tea shop, a talking fox, and a midnight festival where the wick burns both ways.
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By day, Bellwether Park is pigeons and dog-walkers.
By night, it is the Lantern Wood - a tangle of slow-talking trees, polite foxes, and doors that should never be left open.
When a young woman is found sleeping beneath the oldest oak with a week missing from her life, Ferry knows a door has been propped. Across the street, a new coffee bar opens, run by a smiling stranger who knows far too much about the boundary. He is selling entrances. He has a buyer's list. And one of the names on it belongs to Ferry's sister, who vanished twenty-two years ago.
A cosy fantasy with a twist, a tea shop, a talking fox, and a midnight festival where the wick burns both ways.
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