The Haunting of Alice May

Alfred Hitchcock is opening a Bookstore: Free Amazon Kindle today (Saturday April 6th)  The Haunting of Alice May by Hitchcock author Tony Lee Moral https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PFJKPKP   

Today I am very happy to welcome Tony to tell us all about his new book The Haunting Of Alice May and a little about himself. Details on the book follow and it’s a deal this weekend. Tell us a little about your current novel, what readers can expect from it. “The Haunting of Alice May” … More Q&A with the Author and Liz Books

Mary Rose, the 1920 stage play by J.M. Barrie was a story which Alfred Hitchcock always wanted to adapt. When researching my three books on Alfred Hitchcock, I discovered that it was the Master of Suspense’s favourite and he wanted to make it into a film. He thought about the challenges of creating Mary Rose … More The Haunting features in Crime Time

“A supernatural mystery, a coming of age story with romance, faith, and hope. The biggest theme in the novel is what it means to be alive, focusing on Alice as she tries to navigate her grief for her mother, her new relationship with a ghost, and her family. As history, a curse, and ghosts plague … More Readers Favorite awards Five Stars

10 RULES TO REMEMBER WHEN WRITING SUSPENSE When writing my new novel The Haunting of Alice May, about a girl who falls in love with a sailor boy, I was inspired by the works of Alfred Hitchcock when building my mystery and writing my suspense. Hitchcock was dubbed the ‘Master of Suspense’ for good reason.  … More Top 10 tips for Writing Suspense

Tony Lee Moral is the author of three books on Alfred Hitchcock: Hitchcock and the Making of Marnie, which has just been revised and published in paperback; The Making of Hitchcock’s The Birds, and Alfred Hitchcock’s Movie Making Master Class. Here he gives a run down of the Top 10 Hitchcock films which inspired his … More Top 10 Alfred Hitchcock films which inspired The Haunting of Alice May

A week long week of mystery thrillers writings and posts included a feature on The Haunting of Alice May and how to write a thriller in the style of Alfred Hitchcock. You can read the whole post here: Hitchcock often outlined the difference between mystery and suspense. Whereas mystery is an intellectual process, like a … More Ghost Maven features in Mystery Thriller Week

Q         Your work spans several genres, including documentary film-making with your own production company, journalistic interviews with celebrities, and author of several books. Is there a common thread or arc in each of these endeavours? If so, what would that be? A         Story! Story! Story! Whether it’s making a documentary film, writing a novel, or … More Q&A with the author

Tell us about your book. 16 year old Alice Parker has just moved to Pacific Grove, California with her father and little sister, Sophie, after her mother’s passing. Deathly afraid of the water, Alice is determined to conquer her fear by getting involved with her high school Kayaking team. During one particular outing, a strange … More Interview in Awesome Indies

My novel, The Haunting of Alice May, published in March 2019, was written in Monterey Bay, California, where I was working for two years for National Geographic Television. In the novel, 16 year-old Alice Parker moves to Pacific Grove, California, with her father and little sister after her mother dies. Whilst kayaking in the bay, … More How Blue Sky thinking can help you write your Novel