Set on the moors and surrounding villages during the 1950's and 1960's this collection of short stories brings together Inspector Jack Hamlyn and Police Constable Dave Wright of the Moorland Constabulary, to investigate murder, mystery and intrigue. Hamlyn and Wright find themselves involved with ghosts, murders, history, jealousy and obsession. Nothing is ever quite like it seems. Beginning with the unusual deaths of four young people on Mochlin Moor, with no evidence to go on and the subsequent arrest of the killer; to the murder of Jacob Dann on Runsett Moor in 1889 and the later appearance of the killers ghost; to the inconclusive evidence to prove the killer of Simone McGrath when her body is found by the railway line just outside Ludworth village. Hamlyn and Wright work tirelessly to bring justice to the guilty and understanding of the extraordinary.