The Sixth Vector: When the Past Comes Back to Haunt Us

They opened a door they couldn't close.A séance leads six undergraduate students to Pluckley, Britain's most haunted village, in an attempt to connect with the spirit of Sarah Sharp.Their exorcism seems to set two spirits free, but Pluckley is not finished with them. Months later, the village vicar summons them back, as multiple new supernatural sightings have been reported.While the group, known as The Sixth Vector, combs archives and confronts their own doubts, they also have to deal with wary locals.Steeped in English folklore, John Broughton's THE SIXTH VECTOR is a tale of friendship, horror and mystery. John Broughton was born in Cleethorpes Lincolnshire UK in 1948: just one of the post-war baby boom. After attending grammar school and studying to the sound of Bob Dylan, he went to Nottingham University and studied Medieval and Modern History.He decided to take up writing again late in his career. The fruit of that decision was his first historical novel, Die for a Dove, an archaeological thriller, followed by The Purple Thread and Wyrd of the Wolf. Both are set in his favourite Anglo-Saxon period.