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Something evil is waiting inthe dark tunnels under Norwich - forensic
archaeologist Dr Ruth Galloway had better watch her step
Boiled human bones have been found in Norwich's web of
underground tunnels. When Dr Ruth Galloway discovers they were recently buried,
DCI Nelson has a murder enquiry on his hands. The boiling might have been just
a medieval curiosity - now it suggests a much more sinister purpose.
Meanwhile, DS Judy Johnson is investigating the disappearance of a local rough
sleeper. The only trace of her is the rumour that she's gone 'underground'.
This might be a figure of speech, but with the discovery of the bones and the
rumours both Ruth and the police have heard that the network of old
chalk-mining tunnels under Norwich is home to a vast community of rough
sleepers, the clues point in only one direction. Local academic Martin
Kellerman knows all about the tunnels and their history - but can his assertions
of cannibalism and ritual killing possibly be true?
As the weather gets hotter, tensions rise. A local woman goes missing and the
police are under attack. Ruth and Nelson must unravel the dark secrets of The
Underground and discover just what gruesome secrets lurk at its heart - before
it claims another victim
UK and Commonwealth requests will be considered.
Something evil is waiting inthe dark tunnels under Norwich - forensic
archaeologist Dr Ruth Galloway had better watch her step
Something evil is waiting inthe dark tunnels under Norwich - forensic
archaeologist Dr Ruth Galloway had better watch her step
Boiled human bones have been found in Norwich's web of
underground tunnels. When Dr Ruth Galloway discovers they were recently buried,
DCI Nelson has a murder enquiry on his hands. The boiling might have been just
a medieval curiosity - now it suggests a much more sinister purpose.
Meanwhile, DS Judy Johnson is investigating the disappearance of a local rough
sleeper. The only trace of her is the rumour that she's gone 'underground'.
This might be a figure of speech, but with the discovery of the bones and the
rumours both Ruth and the police have heard that the network of old
chalk-mining tunnels under Norwich is home to a vast community of rough
sleepers, the clues point in only one direction. Local academic Martin
Kellerman knows all about the tunnels and their history - but can his assertions
of cannibalism and ritual killing possibly be true?
As the weather gets hotter, tensions rise. A local woman goes missing and the
police are under attack. Ruth and Nelson must unravel the dark secrets of The
Underground and discover just what gruesome secrets lurk at its heart - before
it claims another victim
Advance Praise
‘Griffiths weaves
superstition and myth into her crime novels, skilfully treading a line between
credulity and modern methods of detection’ Sunday Times
'Griffiths writes ever-more ingenious
detective stories with a powerful sense of place and a varied cast of
sympathetic and unusual characters. Her heroine is a winner.’ The Times
‘Ruth Galloway is the most engaging character in modern crime fiction - a real find' Kate Mosse
‘Griffiths weaves
superstition and myth into her crime novels, skilfully treading a line between
credulity and modern methods of detection’ Sunday Times
‘Griffiths weaves
superstition and myth into her crime novels, skilfully treading a line between
credulity and modern methods of detection’ Sunday Times
'Griffiths writes ever-more ingenious
detective stories with a powerful sense of place and a varied cast of
sympathetic and unusual characters. Her heroine is a winner.’ The Times
‘Ruth Galloway is the most engaging character in modern crime fiction - a real find' Kate Mosse