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The After-Death of Caroline Rand Kindle Edition
At a weekend house-party at ancient Canonbury Manor, Alli is caught between fantasy and reality, past and present, in the life of Caroline Rand, a famous singer from the late Sixties, who reportedly killed herself in that house. Alli soon learns that evil infests the once-holy building. A sinister cabal controls it, as it has for centuries. Before long, her fate will be sealed, and she will learn about her role in the after-death of Caroline Rand.
It begins with a chilling greeting: "Welcome to The Columbine, Miss Sinclair. You are expected."
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- ASIN : B0BN6V4Y6W
- Publisher : Flame Tree Press (July 11, 2023)
- Publication date : July 11, 2023
- Language : English
- File size : 1.0 MB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 273 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,599,135 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #6,862 in Horror Short Stories
- #18,714 in Dark Fantasy Horror
- #22,265 in Dark Fantasy
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About the author

Hello, my name's Catherine Cavendish and I write suspense novels, novellas and short stories of the ghostly, haunted, creepy kind that include supernatural, paranormal, Gothic and other, related themes.
THE STONES OF LANDANE is out now from Flame Tree Press - When Jonathan agrees to accompany his girlfriend, Nadia, on a trip to Landane, he imagines a short relaxing break in the countryside, but he quickly discovers that Nadia isn’t just drawn to the ancient Neolithic stone circle, she is obsessed by the megaliths. One in particular holds a fascination for her. Within hours, her personality begins to change, and it isn’t long before Jonathan starts to fear for her sanity. All too soon he realizes, it isn't only Nadia who is in danger
My other novels from Flame Tree Press are:
THOSE WHO DWELL IN MORDENHYRST HALL - Evil runs deep at Mordenhyrst Hall… When Grace first sets eyes on the imposing Gothic house, she is struck with an overwhelming sense that something doesn’t want her there. Her fiancé’s sister heads a coterie of Bright Young Things whose frivolous lives hide a sinister intent. Simon, Grace’s fiancé, is not the man she fell in love with, and the local villagers eye her with suspicion that borders on malevolence.
Her friend, Coralie, possesses the ability to communicate with powerful spirits. She convinces Grace of her own paranormal gifts – gifts Grace will need to draw deeply on as the secrets of Mordenhyrst Hall begin to unravel.
THE AFTER-DEATH OF CAROLINE RAND - Alli is caught between fantasy and reality, past and present, in the life of a famous singer from the 1960s and soon learns that evil infests the once-holy building she called home. Before long, Alli's fate will be sealed, and she will learn about her role in the after-death of Caroline Rand. It begins with a chilling greeting: "Welcome to The Columbine, Miss Sinclair. You are expected."
DARK OBSERVATION - is published by Flame Tree Press. In the dark days of war-torn London, Violet has more to fear than bombs. From deep within the Earth, demonic forces are rising.
IN DARKNESS, SHADOWS BREATHE. Carol and Nessa are strangers with one thing in common, they are in the hands of an entity that knows no boundaries and crosses dimensions - bending and twisting time itself - where danger waits in every shadow
THE GARDEN OF BEWITCHMENT. Historical haunted Gothic horror set in the wilds of the Yorkshire moors - pure Bronte country - with a Bronte theme.
And - THE HAUNTING OF HENDERSON CLOSE. Ghostly horror set in Edinburgh's Old Town.
THE CROW WITCH AND OTHER CONJURINGS is my first short fiction collection and is out now from Weird House Press.
My novellas THE DARKEST VEIL, COLD REVENGE, MISS ABIGAIL'S ROOM, THE DEMONS OF CAMBIAN STREET, DARK AVENGING ANGEL, LINDEN MANOR, THE DEVIL INSIDE HER and THE SECOND WIFE are published by Crossroad Press.
My novels THE DEVIL'S SERENADE and SAVING GRACE DEVINE have also been released in new editions by Crossroad Press, as has my novel of the Lancashire Witches - THE PENDLE CURSE.
I live with a long-suffering husband and a delightful black cat who has never forgotten that her species used to be worshipped in ancient Egypt. She sees no reason why that practice should not continue. Who am I to argue?
When not slaving over a hot computer, I enjoy wandering around Neolithic stone circles and visiting old haunted houses.
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- Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2023Catherine Cavendish, the Queen of Gothic Horror, strikes hard again. In The After-Death of Caroline Rand, Allie becomes embroiled in the horrific haunting of an estate her friend has inherited from a 1960s pop singer. As her involvement deepens, she begins to flashback to the singer’s life in 1968, not as an observer, but as a participant. Every layer of the mystery she peels back exposes an even more bizarre and terrifying series of events which I won’t spoil for you here. Just know that the story gets darker and deeper all the way until the satisfying climax. The best Catherine Cavendish yet.
- Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2023Having enjoyed Catherine's other books I knew this would be good. It was! She never disappoints. Would highly recommend for all lovers of this genre.
- Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023Review first posted at Girl Who Reads. All opinions are my own.
Sixties singer Caroline Rand supposedly killed herself in Canonbury Manor. During a weekend house party at the manor, Alli discovers that a great evil infests the building, and a cabal had controlled that evil for centuries. She's now going to feature prominently in Caroline's after-death.
While the reader knows that this is a horror novel, the characters don't realize it until it's much too late. In the meantime, there are odd happenings in the manor, somehow traveling to 1969 to meet the long-dead singers that Caroline had been friendly with while popular, and the creeping shadowy figure claiming Alli's soul as his. The oddities escalate as the weekend goes on, and Alli is in more and more trouble. She's spiritually tied to Caroline and doesn't even know about the cabal until the final third of the book. She tries to move through time or even leave the house, but things make less and less sense for her.
Horror usually means that innocent people are caught up in something bigger and more sinister than them. While sometimes people can fight back, it doesn't always work if they don't really understand what they're up against. Here, we never really get a clear explanation for the cabal or its purpose, other than it's evil and they alter or bypass death. Caroline and Alli are linked and caught in this web, ill-equipped to deal with the impending tragedy.
- Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023The After-Death of Caroline Rand is full of so many twists and turns and you're going to love it. This book follows Allegra Sinclair, the daughter of two musicians, traveling to visit friends at their swanky new place. This new manor just so happens to be the home of Caroline Rand a famous musician from the 60s. What follows is a true mystery. Allegra starts to find herself back in time exploring more and more around the life of Caroline Rand.
I wasn't exactly sure where this novel was going to go. It blew me away though. I found myself turning page after page of this fast-paced thriller. Add a dash of a macabre cult and this plot was a whirlwind of twists. I wasn't sure how many horror elements I was going to discover, but I wasn't left wanting and I think readers will be creeped out.
Flame Tree Press continues to be some of my absolute favorite horror fiction and I think it's all amazing. Check them and this book out! You won't be disappointed!
- Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2023Catherine Cavendish is an auto-read for me. I typically love her world building and descriptions of settings. This was no exception.
The After-Death of Caroline Rand follows main character, Allie, as she joins her old child-hood friend, Nancy, at her newly acquired estate for a 60’s theme weekend. But once she gets there she realizes that’s not what the weekend is about. There’s all kinds of craziness at the estate, left to Nancy from her unknown and late grandmother, Caroline Rand. There’s dream sequences, time travel, terrifying monks and an attic space that will haunt your nightmares.
My favorite thing about the story was the timelines that fell in the late 60’s. We see Mama Cass, Peter Tork and even John Denver. Lots of 60’s musical references.
Great for fans of slow burn horror and multiple timelines/points of view.