Discover thrilling tales from Thailand to Wales – 60 novels by Owen Jones!
Discover thrilling tales from Thailand to Wales – 60 novels by Owen Jones!
Before it was a novel, Calle Goya was three months of ordinary life — until a locked-out neighbour's drunken request turned into a deliberate, unsettling campaign against my wife. This is the true story behind the fear in The Ghouls of Calle Goya.
Joy felt it the first night — a chill that had nothing to do with the sea breeze. The apartment on Calle Goya welcomed them with open shutters and something else, unseen, patient. By morning she would not speak of what she'd dreamed. By the week's end, she would not speak at all.
Beneath the sunny surface of Spain’s Costa del Sol, *Daisy’s Chain* uncovers a world of secrets, suspicion, and quiet danger. In a community where everyone has a past, Daisy finds herself tangled in a web of intrigue that could shatter the illusion of paradise. A gripping Costa-based psychological thriller.
Frank and his new Thai bride, Joy, arrive in Fuengirola for a dream honeymoon—only to find the apartment haunted by dark secrets. As Joy descends into terror and madness, their lives spiral into mystery and despair. A secret society, mistaken identities, and eerie forces blur the line between good and evil.
At the time of writing, there are about seven hundred translations and narrations in about thirty-five languages on the Megan Publishing Services blog.
Frank and Joy head off to Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol for their dream honeymoon, but then they meet the terrifying ghouls of Calle Goya...
Frank and Joy head for Calle Goya in Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol, Spain, but unexplainable occurrences turn their dream honeymoon into a nightmare bringing them both to the verge of madness!
Spoilt daddy's girl, Daisy, tries to earn the affection and attention of her hard-hearted ex-Eastend gangster father, but has she bitten off more than she can chew?
My Thai wife may need a residency card to live here after Brexit - nobody really knows - and part of the application process is the provision of biometric data, but what a palaver, and a waste of time!
Getting My Thai Wife to the UK (part 213) Those of my regular readers who have followed the five-year saga of my trying to get my Thai wife into the UK will recognize the reference, because Getting My Thai Wife…
August 2017 This is the month I have tried to take off every year since I left school. August falls in the school summer holidays in the UK. When my father remarried, it was my sister’s birthday on the first, my dog’s…
Residence Permit for Spain (final part) We applied for my wife’s residence permit for Spain on February 14th. 2017, although we had been working on it for a year before that. When we left Thailand in May 2016, the Spanish…
Growing Old Abroad Old age creeps up on us, as does getting older in general. Parents regularly wonder what happened to their youth, and older people wonder why they hadn’t noticed it happening to them. These are common experiences, but…
A Life in Twenty-Two Kilos Forty-four kilos is the average luggage allowance for a couple flying abroad – twenty-two kilos each. That is how much you can take with you, even if you are starting a new life – even…
Liverpool vs Real Madrid It was Liverpool vs Real Madrid in some football cup final or other in our local pub in Fuengirola this evening. Well, I suppose it was in nearly everybody’s local too. I am not really into…
Jailed – Locked in, but Locked Out! At six o’clock yesterday evening, I decided that I wouldn’t go to the local pub for a drink, as I usually do, but that I would get a few bottles from the off-licence…
Final Preparations for the UK We have started to make our Final Preparations for the UK, since we will be flying on June 13th. which is now twenty-five days away. I can’t say that I am looking forward to moving…
A Lonely Night in Fuengirola I wasn’t happy that night – an argument with the wife, or possibly a misunderstanding… she is Thai, I am Welsh and I know for certain that we still don’t fully understand one another, even…