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Apr 11, 2017

Fever Of The Blood, Oscar De Muriel

In the follow-up to ‘Strings of Murder’ De Muriel delves into more spooky goings on in Edinburgh. New Year’s Day 1889 signifies a terrible new beginning for the lunatic asylum where Inspector Nine Nails McGray’s sister resides. A patient murders his nurse and absconds. McGray and his reluctant partner Ian Frey are soon in hot pursuit; hotter after McGray learns that his mute sister was heard talking with the same patient, hours before he escaped.

McGray drags a less than enthused Frey across the border into England, in Lancashire, where more murders take place. During the worst blizzard in living memory with Frey now supporting McGray they chase the killer towards the home of the Lancashire witches, the infamous Pendle Hill.  


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