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You Cannot Escape The Past.
Fergus's world changes forever the day his car crashes near the village of Allingley. Traumatised by his near-death experience, he stays to work at the local stables as he recovers. He will discover a gentler pace of life, fall in love - and be targeted for human sacrifice. Clare Harvey's life will never be the same either. The archaeologist's dream find - the peat-preserved body of a Saxon warrior - is giving her nightmares. She can tell that the warrior was ritually murdered, and that the partial skeleton lying nearby is that of a young woman; their tragic story is unfolding in her head every time she goes to sleep. Fergus discovers that his crash is linked to the excavation, and that the countryside harbours some dark secrets. As Clare's investigation reveals the full horror of a Dark Age war crime, Fergus and Clare seem destined to share the Saxon couple's bloody fate.
You Cannot Escape The Past. Fergus's world changes forever the day his car crashes near the village of Allingley. Traumatised by his near-death experience, he stays to work at the local stables as he...
You Cannot Escape The Past.
Fergus's world changes forever the day his car crashes near the village of Allingley. Traumatised by his near-death experience, he stays to work at the local stables as he recovers. He will discover a gentler pace of life, fall in love - and be targeted for human sacrifice. Clare Harvey's life will never be the same either. The archaeologist's dream find - the peat-preserved body of a Saxon warrior - is giving her nightmares. She can tell that the warrior was ritually murdered, and that the partial skeleton lying nearby is that of a young woman; their tragic story is unfolding in her head every time she goes to sleep. Fergus discovers that his crash is linked to the excavation, and that the countryside harbours some dark secrets. As Clare's investigation reveals the full horror of a Dark Age war crime, Fergus and Clare seem destined to share the Saxon couple's bloody fate.
Advance Praise
“Once there was a great
classical tradition of rural British horror from MR James to The Wicker Man. Now Geoffrey Gudgion has
revived the style, proving there’s still nothing as creepy as the countryside”
– Christopher Fowler, author of the Bryant and May mysteries
“Once there was a great
classical tradition of rural British horror from MR James to The Wicker Man. Now Geoffrey Gudgion has revived the style, proving there’s still nothing as creepy as the...
“Once there was a great
classical tradition of rural British horror from MR James to The Wicker Man. Now Geoffrey Gudgion has
revived the style, proving there’s still nothing as creepy as the countryside”
– Christopher Fowler, author of the Bryant and May mysteries
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A lovely first novel. Full of grace, suspense, romance and fantasy. This novel contained characters that I really cared for and for whom I wished no harm. Highly recommended.