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Alexander Seaton, Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Historical mysteries
A sleuth to rival Shardlake or Cadfael - a mystery that will chill your blood.
'Transports your body and soul to another time and place' CRAIG RUSSELL
'A delight on all levels . . . engaging and moving' MANDA SCOTT
'A truly memorable and exciting read' HISTORICAL NOVELS REVIEW
Banff, Scotland in the 1620s. A young man walks unsteadily through the streets. Is he just drunk or is there something more sinister happening? When he collapses in front of two sisters on that dark, wet night, the women guess that he's been poisoned.
His body is discovered in the house of Alexander Seaton - a fallen minister, the discovery of whose clandestine love affair has left him disgraced.
Why was the body in Seaton's house? And why would anyone want to murder this likeable young man? Seaton sets out to find answers, embarking on a journey not only through the darkest part of other men's souls, but also his own.
A must-read for fans of Rory Clements and SJ Parris.
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'A thrilling read' 5* Reader Review
'Utterly engrossing' 5* Reader Review
'Terrific stuff' 5* Reader Review
'An enthralling book' 5* Reader Review
'The best new crime novelist I have read since Fred Vargas and Jo Nesbo' 5* Reader Review
S.G. MacLean
S.G. MacLean has a PhD in history from Aberdeen University. She is the author of two historical crime series - The Alexander Seaton series, set in seventeenth-century Scotland, and the Damian Seeker series, set in Oliver Cromwell's London, as well as the standalone Jacobite thriller, The Bookseller of Inverness. She has been shortlisted four times for the CWA Historical Dagger, winning it twice. S.G. MacLean lives in Conon Bridge, Scotland.
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