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Book Synopsis''I love McPherson''s books - the clear and effortless prose, the entirely credible characters, and the wonderfully twisty plots - and Strangers at the Gate is one of her best'' Ann Cleeves
Who do you turn to, when everyone''s a stranger and you stop believing what your own eyes see?
Finnie Doyle and Paddy Lamb are leaving city life in Edinburgh behind them and moving to the little town of Simmerton. Paddy has landed a partnership in a local solicitors and Finnie''s snagged a job as a church deacon. Their rented cottage is quaint; their new colleagues are charming, and they can''t believe their luck.
But witnessing the bloody aftermath of a brutal murder changes everything. They''ve each been keeping secrets about their pasts. And they both know their precious new start won''t survive a scandal. Together, for the best of reasons, they make the worst decision of their lives.
And that''s only the beginning. The deep, deep
Trade Review
A Gothic feast of a novel, this is a country house book with a difference: contemporary, punchy and disturbing, but using the tricks and twists of the best of Christie
Go To My Grave is both a classic 'country house mystery' and a thriller. Atmospheric, with mind-bending twists, a narrator who may or may not be reliable, and an ending that will take your breath away and leave you astonished - Louise Penny
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Agatha Award-winning McPherson's
deliciously gothic country house mystery with a contemporary twist is
devious and suspenseful and keeps readers guessing to the shocking end. Highly recommended.' - Library Journal
An
unnerving and suspenseful novelJust the
right mixture of spookiness and mystery
