7th Hell

Nestled between counties Limerick and Cork in Southern Ireland, something evil lurks in the place of High Death.When Vicky's boss offers her a free vacation in a self-catering cottage over Halloween break, she jumps at the chance to spend quality time with her twin sister, Irene, and Irene's miniature schnauzer, Ronnie. The village of Basard may boast Ireland's longest running Halloween celebration, and one of the country's best preserved standing stone circles, but Vicky finds the place rather dead. What's more, she can't sleep for the nightly roars of a distant crowd.Will the twins survive this Halloween vacation to wake the dead, when their 7 days in paradise turns into 7 Days in Hell? Iseult Murphy is an Irish multi-genre author. Her writing combines dark themes with a dose of humour to entertain and bring a new perspective on the complexities of life. She loves to explore how the most dangerous monsters wear the most pleasing masks. Her experience with chronic illness and mental health issues inspires her stories. She is the author of 7 Days in Hell, which was a finalist in the IAN Book of the Year Awards. She has published multiple books and her short fiction has appeared in over forty publications.

Still traumatized by the events of Halloween in the tiny village of Basard, Vicky Murtagh has moved to the Irish city of Galway to forge a new life, but the ghosts of her past have followed her west.Veterinarian, John Tighe, wants to find out why the city's pets are viciously attacking their owners. As violence increases on the streets of Galway, he wonders if the conspiracy theories of the shut-in who lives in the apartment across from his might make sense.The Better Living Program promises to revolutionize people's lives, but Violet Casey is more interested in learning how to use its business model to become as successful as its creator. Could the company that has rejuvenated Galway also be responsible for its downfall?Three people linked by a web of horror as their lives descend into 7 Weeks in Hell, to Hell or to Galway. Iseult Murphy is an Irish multi-genre author. Her writing combines dark themes with a dose of humour to entertain and bring a new perspective on the complexities of life. She loves to explore how the most dangerous monsters wear the most pleasing masks. Her experience with chronic illness and mental health issues inspires her stories. She is the author of 7 Days in Hell, which was a finalist in the IAN Book of the Year Awards. She has published multiple books and her short fiction has appeared in over forty publications.