Diddle Dee: a supernatural tale of memory and place

Some places never forget.

And some stories refuse to stay buried.

Thirty years ago, young sailor Vincent Brown went ashore on a remote South Atlantic island with his shipmates, Frank and Nobby. What should have been an unremarkable visit left him instead with a memory he could never explain: two young girls, a moment of strange joy, and whispers carried on the wind.

Perfect for readers who love:

• Subtle, literary ghost stories
• Isolated island settings and haunting landscapes
• Supernatural fiction rooted in character and emotion
• Stories where atmosphere matters as much as plot

Not all ghosts are meant to frighten.

Some are only asking to be remembered.