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On The Table Read Magazine, “the best book magazine in the UK“, in Scottish sci-fi mystery like no other, Edgar D Jackson’s Seeing Dead, after schoolboy Charlie Cooper goes missing in 1988, 10 years later, Amee Florence, with her strange aura and blue eyes, may hold the answers.

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Seeing Dead

Prepare to be thrilled by Edgar D Jackson’s Seeing Dead, a debut novel that blends genres in a way that will leave you wanting more. Packed with suspense and intrigue, Seeing Dead uses the same storytelling magic that made Stranger Things a global phenomenon.

Seeing Dead by Edgar D Jackson on The Table Read Magazine
Seeing Dead by Edgar D Jackson

This gripping narrative is perfect for readers of all ages, and its launch is perfectly timed to coincide with the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Jackson’s hometown (August 2nd to 26th). Get ready to be swept away by a story that’s both inspiring and unforgettable.

Fog choked the town in 1988, a thick, silent scream that swallowed Charlie Cooper whole as he walked to the bus stop for the last time. Ten years later, the town remained shrouded in his absence. Faded missing person posters peeled on lampposts, a constant reminder of the wound that never healed. At the police station, a chair sat empty, a monument to a case gone cold. Charlie’s father, a ghost in his own right, drowned his sorrows in the dim corner booth of a forgotten tavern.

But there was one flicker of hope amidst the fog. Amee Florence, thirteen with mousy hair and a cool, pale complexion, held a secret behind her eyes. It was a secret that could pierce the veil of that fateful day, a secret that might reveal why Charlie Cooper never came home.

This is Scotland like you’ve never experienced it before. Seeing Dead by Edgar Jackson is a captivating novel that is bold, funny, scary, and heartbreaking in equal measure, capturing the very soul of Scotland in a way that will leave you breathless.

Suspense builds with every turn of the page, making this a true page-turner you won’t be able to put down. At the heart of the story lies the impressive development of its characters. From the grieving father, David Cooper, to the bullied boy, Marty Evans, and the enigmatic Amee Florence with her hidden secrets, each character will resonate with readers long after the final chapter.

This novel’s universal themes and relatable characters transcend borders, making it a captivating read not just for Scotland, but for audiences worldwide.

Edgar D Jackson

Edgar D Jackson is 28 years old and has been writing for ten years.

Seeing Dead was started way back in 2016. I love horror, comedy, thrillers, and mysteries, which is why I’ve mixed them all together in one big pot to form the ingredients of this book!

-Edgar Jackson

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The book will be available at at a special rate of £9.99 at select bookstores in Edinburgh, including Topping & Company, Typewronger Books, and Transreal Fiction. The author will also be opening a ‘book box’ on the Royal Mile on August 5th/6th/7th where customers can collect a special version of the book for a price of their choice.

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