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Death on Lindisfarne

Name: Death on Lindisfarne
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Author: Fay Sampson
ISBN: 9781782640257

The Aidan Mysteries | Book 2

by Fay Sampson

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256 pages
Publisher: Lion Hudson
12.7 x 19.6 x 1.8 cm

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A detective novel in a Celtic Christian setting, this is story like no other

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Join Aidan and his daughter Melangell on a suspenseful journey through Lindisfarne as they uncover secrets and solve a mystery linked to the past.

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The 2nd in the Celtic series, Death on Lindisfarne blends the mystical heritage of ancient Ireland with page-turning mystery, suspense and murder.

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Aidan brings his bright 8-year-old daughter Melangell to the retreat centre on the holy island of Lindisfarne to show her the places about which her recently-dead mother Jenny wrote books. There they meet Lucy, a Methodist minister, who is running a course on Northumbrian saints.

When Rachel, a troubled teenager whom Lucy had befriended, is found dead on the beach, suspicion falls on one guest after another. The publicity allows Lucy's violent ex-partner, with whom she had served in the police, to track her down...

Fay Sampson is a widely published author with a particular interest in fantasy and Celtic history. She has been shortlisted for the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize on three occasions and is a winner of the Barco de Vapor award.