Glimpse

SHE GLIMPSED THE PAST . . . AND SAW HER FUTURE Liz only wants to be normal. Seven years ago Liz was in a car accident which killed her mother and left her with no memory of the first ten years of her life. Since then nothing has felt quite right: on top of the perpetual nightmares, she keeps catching glimpses of things, things that can't really be there, that no-one else can see. When she inherits the famous Highwayman Inn from her grandfather, and moves to live there with her dad, she is convinced it will be a fresh start: but if anything, life at the Inn is stranger than ever. The sinister caretaker and his creepy son seem to be watching her constantly . . . A ghostly tree materialises in the garden at night, where in daylight there is only a stump . . . A boy called Zach keeps haunting her . . . And out of the pitch-black night, the Highwayman comes riding. Inspired by Alfred Noyes poem 'The Highwayman', Glimpse is a ghost story, a love story, and a story of overcoming trauma.