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Overview: Amy Cross is the author of more than 100 horror, paranormal and fantasy novels. Her books include Asylum, The Farm, The Bride of Ashbyrn House and The Haunting of Blackwych Grange. She has also written three collections of horror short stories, titled Perfect Little Monsters, Twisted Little Things and The Ghost of Longthorn Manor.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy

1. Out There
After getting snatched from the side of the road, Charlotte Walker finds herself in a fight for her life. She soon discovers that her captor is a serial killer who has gone undetected for years. While escape seems impossible at first, Charlotte eventually realizes that she might have one chance. But even if she managed to get away, what else is waiting for her out in the forest?

Charlotte soon finds herself in the company of another, very different man. John Harrison lives alone, and the last thing he wants is to be disturbed by outsiders. When Charlotte arrives, with her captor in hot pursuit, she quickly learns that not everyone wants to be a hero. Some people just want the world to pass them by, and John Harrison in particular is willing to do anything to make sure that he's left alone. Even if that means taking a few prisoners himself.

Out There is a horror story about a woman fighting to survive, a killer who desperately wants to make sure that his crimes go undiscovered, and a man who wants nothing to do with either of them

2. Twist Valley
Rebecca Ballard just wants a break. As she struggles to balance life as a new mother with her attempts to put some magic back into her marriage, she sets off on a trip to fetch a few papers from the office. But will she ever make it home?

After breaking down on a desolate stretch of road, Rebecca is immediately wary when a man named Ted Armitage stops and offers to help. Having already fixed the problem herself, Rebecca gets going again, but Ted isn't a man who takes rejection well and he's soon on her trail. Before she knows what has hit her, Rebecca finds herself dragged away to a remote farm. And she's not the first woman who's ended up in Ted's clutches.

Trapped in a desperate race to survive, Rebecca begins to discover the true depths of Ted's madness. Although he tells her that her fate is in her own hands, and that she has a genuine chance to eventually walk away, Rebecca knows that she's going to have to take matters into her own hands. But just how much does Ted know about the land around his farm? And what's causing the strange noises that disturb his house at night? Rebecca quickly comes to realize that she might not be the only one in danger.

3. The Great Beyond
For fifteen years, Ted Armitage has managed to keep his crimes under the radar. After a chance encounter on the road, however, everything's about to change.

Chief Inspector John Noad has always suspected that a killer is on the loose in Twist Valley. Now he's finally on the trail of a man who has left nothing but pain and suffering in his wake. As Noad and his colleague Warren Pacey begin to close in on Armitage, they discover more about the man's past. Who is Ted Armitage really, and why has he killed so many women? And how has he managed to stay hidden for so long?

Charlotte Stewart has tried to live a quiet life since she escaped from Ted's clutches. When the police knock on her door and ask for her help, she initially refuses, but deep down she knows that she has to do whatever it takes in order to make sure that Ted faces justice. Even if that means returning to the farm where she almost died. Or is she about to walk into a trap?

The Great Beyond is the third and final book in the Ted Armitage trilogy about a killer who wants to teach the world a lesson, a woman who thought she'd escaped, and a detective who's about to discover the shocking secret that connects them all.