Friends of the Dusk
by Phil Rickman
300 pages· 2015· ISBN 9781782396963
About
A legend of the undead, Still seductive, Still deadly, In the heart of Hereford, a storm unearths an ancient corpse, abnormally buried. Two murders in the city and the alleged haunting of a rambling 12th century house close to the Welsh Border are linked to the medieval legend of a man who resisted mortality. And the legacy of the notorious Bishop Mick Hunter - seen in the critically-acclaimed ITV adaptation of Midwinter of the Spirit - throws a long shadow that threatens the future of diocesan exorcist Merrily Watkins. Friends of the Dusk, the 14th Merrily Watkins mystery, may be the most sinister episode yet in a series which has opened new doors for crime fiction.
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