To study the paranormal is to reveal the secrets, delights and
enchantment of Hidden worlds. I am more interested in the supernatural
world, that of witches, vampires and shape shifters, but I did have a fleeting
interest in aliens and anomalies during the X-Files years when I was a
teenager. Hidden worlds are fascinating
to me, because they conceal our deepest fears, our most dangerous fantasies,
and the magic and mystery that would once have been commonplace here on Earth.
The hidden world within Redcliffe town on the south coast of Cornwall is
full of adventure and danger, especially to Jessica Stone. There are two very
powerful, and very proud, vampires living in the town. Both have spent time
living away from Redcliffe, which perhaps explains why Jessica did not meet
them when she first moved from Manchester in the north of England. And
then we have the hidden world of the Redcliffe werewolf pack. The wolves’ lair
is concealed beneath The Ship Inn, a public house that was reputedly a
smugglers’ haunt back in the olden days.
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The lair of the Redcliffe wolf pack is hidden inside a series of caves
and caverns that are carved into the cliffs of Redcliffe Bay. Above these
caves, you must walk up a steep incline to access Redcliffe Forest, a vast
expanse of plant life and close-knit trees that are home to myriad animals,
birds and insects. These animals provide fodder for the werewolf pack when they
go out to hunt at night. The forest is dense enough to hide supernatural
creatures from human eyes. All this and
more are hidden within our human world, just waiting to be discovered.
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