Philip Hewitt: 6 books

Ned Kelly is Australia's Robin Hood. Born in 1854 into a poor Irish Catholic family, he and his brother Dan were in trouble with the police even as kids. At first they stole only sheep, cattle or horses, eventually becoming outlaws, living in the Ausstralian outback. With their two friends Joe...

Do you believe in ghosts? Do you believe that dreams can foretell the future? Do you believe that tragedies are re-enacted on the anniversary of their occurrence? If not, you should read these five short stories. Perhaps you will then change your mind!A man who is afraid of missing his train. A student...

Five short stories all involving supernatural or criminal. elements A boy loses his way in the fog and is accosted by an old lady who needs pennies for the gas. A mystery Scottish motorcyclist guides a young couple from London safely down a clifftop lane in the mist. The South Wales polics are faced...

Each of these five stories touches on one aspect of the paranormal. If we believe in life after death, why do we not believe in a former life before birth? Or parallel lives lived by one and the same person? Or a child's ghost awaiting release from its earth-bound existence? Is it possible...

Heike Braun is 17 years old and from Germany. She comes to spend the summer holidays with her aunt and cousins who live on a farm in North Wales. She meets a young man, Peter Wetherby, who begins to show an interest in her. He lives in a big old house with his parents, two elderly hippies who love...

Anna and Matthew Morgan from Stevenage are spending their Easter holidays with their uncle and cousins. Their Uncle Richard, who is a Countryside Warden in the picturesque Usk Valley of south-east Wales, suspects that someone is tipping industrial waste sludge into local waterways. When Anna is woken...