The most curious sensation of being watched …
Letho, Fife, 1816: Murray and his guests all have good
reasons for not attending Edinburgh’s winter season, even down to the new maid.
But then an old woman is found dead in the village, and murmurings of
witchcraft are abroad. Suddenly everyone seems to have secrets – but who would
kill to keep theirs?
The eighth Murray of Letho book is out now - and it's only 99p on Kindle for the month of December.
Paperback available soon (having a bit of an issue with uploading files and I don't know if it's my laptop, my broadband or Amazon, but no doubt it will sort itself out before, er, Christmas?).
Thanks again to Kath and N for their readings, and to Helen Braid at www.ellieallatsea.com for her lovely creepy cover!
If you want to see the presbytery minutes which Murray and Blair read in the course of this book (the series is held in St. Andrews University Library), you'll find they're missing - presumably Mr. Helliwell never got around to taking them back to Cupar.
If, however, you want a little printed background reading on this topic (pay attention at the back, please), then try Witches of Fife, by Stuart Macdonald, or An Abundance of Witches, by Peter Maxwell-Stuart. Otherwise just read the book - I hope you enjoy it! (now the underlining's gone bananas - who understands technology?).
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