Shane Greenhough: 8 books

Beginning at the end, Yesterday, I Died takes place in the world of the Devil's Forge - a collection of short stories penned by Shane Greenhough, and revolving around the story of The Gun.

Will’s garden is home to a secret, a magical world that no one but him is even aware exists. When whispers of a faerie queen reach his ears, he cannot know just how a part of that world he will soon become. The Magic Garden is a warm-hearted step away from the dark observations that usually...

All the fish are gone, stolen away by an unknown and possibly terrible force. With a young boy as his witness, one old man waits for the culprit to return to the scene of the crime. An observational work of flash fiction, The Old Man And The Sea Monster serves as a charming anecdote with environmental undertones.

Baby-Blue Eyes was inspired by, and loosely based on, the real-life tragedy of Matthew Shepard - a young homosexual man, whose life was cut short by ignorance and prejudice.

In this, the second short story in the Devil's Forge series, we take a backward step from the end to meet Jennifer, the wife of Bradley (from Yesterday, I Died).Where 'Yesterday, I Died' began at the end of one man's story 'Copper Soldiers' takes the first step in telling the story that led to that end, following the Gun forged in the Devil's Fires.

A trade of slaves goes south, fast, and a small-time dealer named Brad gets caught in a confrontation between his employer, and the man-monster known only as The Butcher.

What, as a father, can you do when your only son's blood runs with that of the wolf?What recourse is there for the son whose father denies him growth?'Were' explores a moment in the life of a man whose wife died giving birth to a creature of legend.

A witch gone for an age returns, seemingly from the dead, to corrupt and destroy a shy pair of friends. Obalda is a short work of semi-erotic horror.