Richard Mosses Books

Richard Mosses has spent much of his life crafting narratives, exploring the intricate connections between history and belief. His work delves into realms ranging from Gnostic heresies to the potent energies of punk magic. His novels further explore this unique territory, weaving together themes of angels, cryptography, magic, and espionage into compelling tales.

The Harrowed Garden
310 pages
11 hours of reading
Orphaned after his family dies in an accident, young Sek runs from his abusive foster home. After he meets The Alston Street Irregulars - a ragtag group of runaways and refugees living beneath the Central Station - strange things begin to happen. Sek learns of the Crying Woman: a spectral force that haunts him like a shadow. Sek just wants to be free, but when he escapes to the streets of Glasgow, the Crying Woman follows him everywhere. Eventually, his despair leads him towards the mysterious Adocentyn, where Sek may finally find redemption. But to escape hell, will he have to destroy heaven?
Gheist
300 pages
11 hours of reading
After losing a card game to Las Vegas gangster Danton, Kat McKay is kidnapped, and her heart removed from her chest. Bizarrely, Kat wakes up with a newfound power: she can see the dead. Together with a motley crew of criminal ghosts, including mobster Clint, stage magician Melchior and hitman Jack The Knife, she sets on a quest to restore their freedom - and her heart. But who is worthy of her trust, and can she regain what was taken from her?

The Harrowed Garden

Gheist