Fear and Loathing in Aberdeen (A Silver City Tale Book 3)

Lana is on the edge. To a casual observer, it may seem she has everything anyone can expect from life—a steady job; a loving husband; and a home to call her own.

But Lana is plagued by personal demons. She has been living in turmoil and Hell for more years than she cares to remember—and now everything is starting to slip away.

Join her and a group of keen listeners as she shares her worst fears and describes, in vivid detail, the events of the traumatic day that turned her world upside down.

This dark, gritty—but, at times, quite humorous—story is set in Aberdeen, Scotland, and is the follow-up tale to the uplifting "The Street King" (Arthur's story).


The Silver City Tales (available individually and as one single collection) include:

Creep -- A tale that will take the reader into the dark, seedy underbelly of Aberdeen. A story of innocence lost and a life regained.

The Street King -- A humorous tale that combines elements of fantasy, Arthurian legend, satire, surrealism and general good-natured tomfoolery.

Fear and Loathing in Aberdeen -- A tale of one woman's descent into Hell as her personal life collapses around her.


Please read:

Readers are strongly advised to try the sample before buying. Some of the language used is colloquial Scottish and although a glossary of some phrases has been provided, some readers may find the text difficult.

Fear and Loathing contains some references to sex, prostitution and alcohol abuse.


Story length:

Approx. 14,000 words.