A world where nothing is as it seems. 'Just as Denis Wheatley, Stephen King and Clive Barker successfully unnerve me, so does Christopher Ritchie, a debut writer on the illusory paranormal scene, with his opening chapters of House of Pigs revealing dire, dream-like, eerily dividing zones. Concern grows for his central character Joe, cop turned fugitive, as he desperately tries to grasp what's happening to him in a surreal, ever-changing world. Worth the read for horror, mystery, fantasy fans? Definitely.' Brenda Marsh, writer/editor. About the Author - Christopher Ritchie is a writer, journalist and musician based near London. He is married, with two young children, and works as an editor and designer. In his spare time, he records and releases music as 'i have a box' on Bubblectro Recordings, a netlabel he co-runs. He is also part of an experimental band, Aural Lab. With a particular interest in the grey areas between science and spirituality, Christopher plans to continue writing novels which skirt the horror and thriller genres.