Patrick Logan Books

"Death is just a disease... and I have the cure."Beckett knows he should ignore the ignominious words of a previously unknown pastor that find their way into his inbox. He also knows that it's not just the wrath of a man in cloth he risks infuriating should he decide to investigate, but changing his vacation is guaranteed to piss off his girlfriend, Suzan Cuthbert.But extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and Beckett refuses to let anyone make a mockery of his profession, especially not a snake oil salesman sporting a glorified nightie. Beckett may have lost his faith years ago and has since done things that have landed him on the permanent naughty list. But that wont stop him from extracting his particular brand of justice, should the need arise. And it will... because trouble seems to follow the good doctor around like the plague."If death is just a disease, then I'm the definitive host."Beckett's back, baby, and it's time for a new tattoo. Unless, of course, the Almighty chooses to intervene.

Struggling with her past and near-fatal injuries, FBI Special Agent Chase Adams is reluctantly drawn back into the field to solve a high-profile case involving the murders of two politicians in Washington, D.C. The investigation is complicated by the presence of a drone at the crime scenes and the urgency of preventing further deaths. Chase's unique ability to see through the eyes of the deceased may hold the key, but she grapples with her own trauma and doubts about her capacity to help. Time is running out for both her and the FBI.

Holy wells have been a feature of the religion of the Irish people for longer than records have existed, and while pilgrimages to them are not as common as in the last centuries, many wells are still visited, particularly on the Saints’ or ‘Pattern’ Days, and even now new wells occasionally appear.In this survey Dr Patrick Logan, author of The Old Gods , Irish Country Cures and Fair The Story of Irish Fairs and Markets , describes many of those wells that are still visited, detailing the features of the pilgrimage and the benefits obtained, together with the legends attached to the wells, the saints they are dedicated to and their Pattern Days, the sites, trees and stones associated with them, and fish that some of them have; he also gives information about the holy islands that have wells.

The story revolves around the traumatic kidnapping of four-year-old Georgina Adams from a fair in Franklin, Tennessee, thirty years ago. This life-altering event not only impacted Georgina but also left lasting scars on her family and community. The narrative explores the profound effects of loss and separation, delving into the lives of those who were left behind and how they coped with the absence of a beloved child.