Nobody knew where it came from.

Nobody knew why it came.

Even so, for two-bit (and antisocial) reporter Andy Pointer, the appearance in his city of a man made of moving stone meant the scoop of a lifetime. He would soon learn that The Stone Man was much more–and much worse–than that.

This is Andy’s account of everything that came afterwards, and the people that were lost along the way; of the terrible price that he, and the rest of his country, had to pay.

The destruction. The visions. The dying.

Praise for The Stone Man:

“A very enjoyable read…Do not be put off by Science Fiction or Horror in the title if they are not your bag, this is an intelligent and thought provoking read. Highly recommended.”

“Tremendous. I was looking for something completely original and different, this nailed it spot on. Highly recommended.”

Born under a Derbyshire sky, to the sounds of a doctor saying “I know they all look bad fresh out of the oven, but bloody hell…”

Professional singer and guitarist, darts enthusiast, workaholic suffering from chronic procrastination (conflict!), comics nerd, and trying to gain a following via the wonderful world of the Kindle store. Not doing too badly so far.

Thanks for reading.

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