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Contacting Stephen Knight ... He will answer

Do you have a question that you want to ask? Perhaps you want to find out more about

Stephen Knight and his future projects or even his past ones ...

Please feel free to use the CHAT facility on the right hand side or

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contact@stephensamuelknight.co.uk

Stephen Knight

Special discount for residents of the GARW

THE MIST ON THE MOUNTAIN FOR £6.50 (RRP £7.99)

Just email contact@stephensamuelknight.co.uk

Stating Name, Address, Mobile Number

And I will contact you!

Comments on 'THE MIST ON THE MOUNTAIN'

The story itself was chilling and I found it hard to put down!

- Karly Bell (Blaengarw)

What a read. Landmarks I recognise and paths I have walked. Made this book so real. Loved it.

- Shirleyann Davies (Pontycymer)

Murder in the Garw. What's not to like?

- Coltrane Koh (Blaengarw)

Comments on 'A Dish Best Served Cold'

This is a brilliant read! It's a great storyline. Can't wait for the next one.

- June Hornett (Exmouth)

I have not read such an enthralling and emotional book like this for a very long time and can thoroughly recommend it!

- Stefanie Welter (Germany)

Comments on all books

Our book club has read all of your novels to date. What goes through your mind? Scared the pants off me!

- David Worthington (Sydney, Australia)

Your name always seems to come up when we try and decide which author to read next.

I wonder if you are as scary in person.

- Rachel Baker (Sydney, Australia)

Great that you are putting Plymouth on the map mate. I've read all your books because they are something new that puts Plymouth in the limelight literally.

Bloody good stories I must say.

- Andrew Davis (Plymouth)

Comments on 'The Killing Moon'

Is Plymouth that bad? Are there people like that in real life roaming the streets of the City? The book is frightening and not something to read at night when you are alone.

- Michael Stone (London, UK.)

If this was a film I would be hiding behind the sofa. Your fourth book is the best to date.

- Felicity Blanchard-Jones (Milton Keynes)

Comments on 'Rules of the Game'

What a powerful and emotional read. Gruesome yet compelling. Had me in tears a few times. Into the next one.

- Shirleyann Davies (Pontycymer)

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Stephen Knight - British Author

Contact

Contacting Stephen Knight ... He will answer

Do you have a question that you want to ask? Perhaps you want to find out more about

Stephen Knight and his future projects or even his past ones ...

Please feel free to use the CHAT facility on the right hand side or

email : contact@stephensamuelknight.co.uk

Stephen Knight

Special discount for residents of the GARW

THE MIST ON THE MOUNTAIN FOR £6.50 (RRP £7.99)

Just email contact@stephensamuelknight.co.uk

Stating Name, Address, Mobile Number

And I will contact you!

Comments on 'THE MIST ON THE MOUNTAIN'

The story itself was chilling and I found it hard to put down!

- Karly Bell (Blaengarw)

What a read. Landmarks I recognise and paths I have walked. Made this book so real. Loved it.

- Shirleyann Davies (Pontycymer)

Murder in the Garw. What's not to like?

- Coltrane Koh (Blaengarw)

Comments on 'A Dish Best Served Cold'

This is a brilliant read! It's a great storyline. Can't wait for the next one.

- June Hornett (Exmouth)

I have not read such an enthralling and emotional book like this for a very long time and can thoroughly recommend it!

- Stefanie Welter (Germany)

Comments on all books

Our book club has read all of your novels to date. What goes through your mind? Scared the pants off me!

- David Worthington (Sydney, Australia)

Your name always seems to come up when we try and decide which author to read next.

I wonder if you are as scary in person.

- Rachel Baker (Sydney, Australia)

Great that you are putting Plymouth on the map mate. I've read all your books because they are something new that puts Plymouth in the limelight literally.

Bloody good stories I must say.

- Andrew Davis (Plymouth)

Comments on 'The Killing Moon'

Is Plymouth that bad? Are there people like that in real life roaming the streets of the City? The book is frightening and not something to read at night when you are alone.

- Michael Stone (London, UK.)

If this was a film I would be hiding behind the sofa. Your fourth book is the best to date.

- Felicity Blanchard-Jones (Milton Keynes)

Comments on 'Rules of the Game'

What a powerful and emotional read. Gruesome yet compelling. Had me in tears a few times. Into the next one.

- Shirleyann Davies (Pontycymer)

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