The Infinitude Of The Sentient Singularity: Screamin' Skull

From the misty stretch enshrouding a haunted Scottish moor to the dry parched wastelands that curse old Ozzaria the 'esteemed' guides and guardians battle on. Old rogues can scheme in cider drenched dreams envisioning fame and fortune in the limelight gifted by stage and screen; yet ghosts gather in to forewarn the unwary of just what they may become or more importantly, remind them about who they had once been. The feral howling manifests a screech in the wilderness to conjure the starving wretch who all too readily accepts the reaper's cull and out there in the badlands the cry shrieks on to herald the nightmare of … The Screamin' Skull. Screamin' Skull is the concluding tome of Jack Grant's extensive novel 'Screamin' Skull Trilogy', this being a compendium of three related novels belonging to the horror fantasy series, 'The Infinitude of the Sentient Singularity'. Two American siblings get caught up in an open air live music fright-fest and face all their darkest fears. A ghost hunting team investigating an old manor house find themselves embroiled in the nefarious plans of the deceased. A battle hardened warrior hailing from the untamed badlands battles against the ultimate dark force. Glastonbury Tor runs red with blood and two old friends involved in the arts conspire to realise their most desired ambition. The thread running throughout each volume touches upon dualities and the very definite living of double lives. The story also examines and brings into question conventional customary attitudes as compared to contemporary ostensible politically correct ideologies. These stories, rooted in spiritual knowledge while being interspersed with humour, highlight the strength of human defiance against adversity. This epic novel follows on from 'Future Ghost' and 'Speedin' Bullet'.