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The Straw Men. The Carraig Dubh Mysteries, #2

Par : Annie Ainsley
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8235646254
  • EAN9798235646254
  • Date de parution09/08/2026
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  • ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim

Résumé

Christmas week brings the Straw Men to Carraig Dubh, masked mummers going from house to house in straw disguises worn beyond all recognition. On St. Stephen's night, one of them is found dead in the lane behind the chapel. When the mask is removed, the island discovers a stranger beneath it: a mainland auctioneer's valuer who had no known reason to be there, wearing a costume that had hung in the community hall that morning.
Róise Gallagher follows a trail through the shop ledger, the post office counter, parcels sent to a mainland dealer, and the strict traditions that govern who wore which mummers' costume and when. The dead man had been quietly cataloguing the contents of old island houses, and one overlooked object may be worth enough to turn a predatory agreement into tragedy.
Annie Ainsley writes mysteries set in places where everyone knows everyone, and where the past is never as far away as people would like to believe. Her stories blend close-knit communities, layered characters, and carefully crafted puzzles with the atmosphere of Ireland's rugged coastline and island life. Inspired by Irish history, folklore, and the enduring pull of the sea, she creates mysteries in which ordinary lives conceal extraordinary secrets.
Her novels celebrate resilience, friendship, and the quiet courage of people who must uncover the truth while protecting the communities they call home. When she isn't writing, Annie enjoys exploring history, collecting story ideas from old traditions and forgotten places, and imagining what might lie behind the next closed door. She believes every village has its stories, every family its secrets, and every island a mystery waiting to be told.