I bought this collection of short stories as a present for my Mum; based on the beautiful cover and it's editor being Ann Cleeves. Unfortunately she received it as a present twice, fortunately for me I got to keep a copy :)

Twelve writers write a story based on a (different) David Wilson black and white photograph; all the photos are from Pembrokeshire and starkly beautiful; all the writers are murder/mystery writers and weave solid and shaded tales. My favourites were:
Jim Kelly's The Man who didn't breathe - a tale of loneliness and revenge, kicking off with the observation about how each creature has a roughly equal number of heartbeats, and the slower you live, the longer you live.
Valerie Laws's Mountains out of Molehills - the blitheness of young men on holiday contrasted with the insular watching & judgement of the locals
Margaret Murphy's Port Lion - one of the shortest in the book, and again a tale of the shifting relationships between young men, contrasted with the telling of a local legend. ( )