Ebook {Epub PDF} The Coffin Path by Katherine Clements

edit data. Katherine has a passion for history and a degree in the subject. Until recently she worked for a national examination board, where she led the development and launch of the UK's first A level in Creative Writing. She has enjoyed success with her short stories and won a Historical Short Story Competition sponsored by Jerwood in /5. About. Katherine's debut novel, The Crimson Ribbon, was published in and her second, The Silvered Heart, in Her third novel, The Coffin Path, became an Amazon bestseller and was nominated for the HWA Gold Crown Award and The Guardian's Not the Booker Prize. The Coffin Path is exquisite - the intense and brooding sense of place is reminiscent of Wuthering Heights, while Clements' characters are as vividly evoked as the dark fate hovering over them all. Highly recommended (Alison Littlewood) As dark and unsettling as I'd hoped. A brilliant ghost story. Her best novel yet (Anna Mazzola)/5().

Katherine's debut novel, The Crimson Ribbon, was published in and her second, The Silvered Heart, in Her third novel, The Coffin Path, became an Amazon bestseller and was nominated for the HWA Gold Crown Award and The Guardian's Not the Booker Prize. Her writing has won and been nominated for many prizes, including the Winchester. The Coffin Path: 'The perfect ghost story' by Katherine Clements. NOOK Book (eBook) $ $ Save Katherine Clements is a critically acclaimed novelist, self-confessed costume drama addict and current Royal Literary Fund Fellow at the University of Manchester. She is editor of Historia, the online magazine of the Historical Writers. The Coffin Path is the third novel from critically acclaimed novelist Katherine Clements. Just published by Headline, The Coffin Path is described as 'an eerie and compelling seventeenth-century ghost story set on the dark wilds of the Yorkshire Moors' You'll feel the shivers up your spine with this one!! Read on for my thoughts.

The Coffin Path by Katherine Clements. The Coffin Path is a seventeenth-century ghost story. A story in which the oppression and wild beauty of the Yorkshire moors provides a compelling backdrop, where a sense of encroaching malevolence seeps like a ‘winding sheet of fog silent, still, watching’ through the very stones of Scarcross Hall, and the fates of all who live there. The Coffin Path. A striking combination of Brontëan romantic melodrama and gothic ghost story an eerily gripping novel in which the ghosts of the past haunt the present in more ways than one. The Sunday Times. Maybe you've heard tales about Scarcross Hall, the house on the old coffin path that winds from village to moor top. The Coffin Path is exquisite - the intense and brooding sense of place is reminiscent of Wuthering Heights, while Clements' characters are as vividly evoked as the dark fate hovering over them all. Highly recommended (Alison Littlewood) As dark and unsettling as I'd hoped. A brilliant ghost story. Her best novel yet (Anna Mazzola).