The city of Edinburgh is famous for many things, including ghosts. Many are those who have searched and those who believe to have found them. What few know is that they really exist. Iliad, a girl from Barcelona with her friend Aithneand Keir, have discovered what is behind of the many mysteries and legends of ghosts, and have learned to live with the apparitions. Although it is not easy. Much less when death hits close to them and the longing and the fear that a loved one has not entirely abandoned the world force them to consider what would be best. When Christie, an old friend and Soren, a new friend, join their circle of friends, it will be even more difficult to deal with both worlds of the living and those who are gone. But they are not the only ones that are not being entirely truthful. Christie is hiding secrets from her friends and Soren is not telling the whole truth. And ghosts, despite their obsessive and often frightening nature, neither will be safe. Brigh, which could also be a Taibhse sequel, is a supernatural novel that speaks of friendship, loyalty, trust and death that often are as changeable as the perennial but persistent fog in Scotland. With an original theme, enough doses of intrigue, a powerful characters, clear language and showing how to overcome difficulties, Brìgh has everything to be the one.
