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Wednesday 8 September 2021

Orkney Viking Week and Ballater Bike Festival

Don't know what century I'm in at the moment!

If you're near Ballater this coming weekend I'll have a stall somewhere on the Green on Saturday for the Ballater Mountain Bike Festival - come and say hello!

And if you're anywhere online, Orkney Viking Week is part online and part live, and I'll be doing an online talk and reading next Thursday, 16th, at 7p.m. BST - there'll be an exclusive reading from the new book and a cover reveal!

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Murray of Letho VIII: Letho

Murray of Letho V: Edinburgh 1810

Charles Murray of Letho, a young gentleman of means, is in much demand: a rich widow, an old friend, and new military acquaintances all need his help. But when Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville, sends him an invitation, vanity and curiosity force him to accept – and straightaway he has to deal with murder. Why did a cowardly surgeon kill a drunken engraver? And what would the consequences be, in the rainy mists of autumn? In the end Murray’s answers to his problems will lead to a decision that will change his life.

Fellowship with Demons is the fifth in the Murray of Letho series, set in Georgian Scotland.

Windhorse Burning

‘I’m not mad, for a start, and I’m about as far from violent as you can get.’

When Toby's mother, Tibet activist Susan Hepplewhite, dies, he is determined to honour her memory. He finds her diaries and decides to have them translated into English. But his mother had a secret, and she was not the only one: Toby's decision will lead to obsession and murder.

~ Lexie Conyngham ~

Lexie Conyngham's Blog: writing, history and gardening.

Wednesday 8 September 2021

Orkney Viking Week and Ballater Bike Festival

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