Deborah Siddoway

Author, Academic, PhD researcher, Dickens enthusiast, Northerner, divorced.

A Haunting Novel of Spiritual Connections and Personal Redemption

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Michelle has a gift. It’s a gift that haunts her…

Michelle leaves Australia and begins a new life in London, away from the pain caused by her cheating husband and her own infertility. But Michelle is not like others. She can see and speak to the dead.

When she encounters Ned, who died in 1848, she wonders what is keeping his spirit trapped.

As she explores Ned’s past, she learns of the tragic fate of Clara, Ned’s lover.

But now that Michelle knows what haunts Ned, can she help free him, and herself at the same time?

Sometimes, the key to unlocking a happier future lies in the dark waters of the past…

Dark Waters is a haunting novel about learning to set yourself free from the sins of the past.

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A Christmas Story – Part 2

In many ways, it is more than a little bit cheeky to call this a Christmas story, when what I am really doing is extracting out two chapters of my unpublished novel, both of which happen to be set during Christmas. What is interesting for me as a writer, is that both of these chapters…

A Christmas Story (in two parts)

Part One – but first some background… In the days before Christmas, I thought I would have a bit of festive fun, and return to my unpublished first novel that still sits in the metaphorical drawer that every author knows all too well – the file full of writing which is destined to languish in…

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I have just received a letter in the mail from Northumberland County Council that an application in relation to the construction and operation of a renewable energy scheme on land at Whittonstall is going to be heard. I plan on attending, as I did with the first meeting considering the application. I wanted to share…

The Podcast Series: The Story of Divorce

A Vile and Incestuous Intercourse The Story of Divorce

The story of Louisa Turton's marriage, and the circumstances which led to her petitioning Parliament for a divorce, becoming the second woman to be successful in her petition for a Parliamentary divorce.
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  4. An Impudent, Infamous, and Lascivious Way
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