The Magpie Rhyme. Sanctuary, #2

Par : Ian Burdon
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-7393371-1-7
  • EAN9781739337117
  • Date de parution13/10/2025
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurGoldspink Books

Résumé

Past and present collide, myth and magic live. Scotland, 1648, witches advise the Catholic King, Protestant England schemes and Spanish gold reigns. Owain Dinsmore senses that something is wrong with history. He must avenge his brutally murdered family and restore time, but there's a price to pay - the death of everyone he's ever known and loved. Scotland, 2018, Constance Williams is alone at Cowisdene, an isolated house with a long history and sinister reputation.
As menace grows inside and out, Constance must uncover the secrets of an ancient evil, and liberate the past. Discover secrets never to be told in the Magpie Rhyme, essential reading for fans of historical fiction and fantasy alike. Book 2 in the Sanctuary sequence that began with The Raven and the Hart.
Ian Burdon lives and writes in Scotland, north of the Pentland Hills, south of the Firth of Forth. His first published story was in 2017 and his first collection of linked short stories, Coyote in the Corner, was published in October 2021. However hard he tries, his stories tend to emerge cross-genre with a bias towards the weird, and occasionally dark.