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Paperback A Handful of Ash (The Shetland Sailing Mysteries) Book

ISBN: 1472290534

ISBN13: 9781472290533

A Handful of Ash (The Shetland Sailing Mysteries)

(Book #3 in the Shetland Sailing Mysteries Series)

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Releases 4/27/2027

Book Overview

The third book in Marsali Taylor's thrilling Shetland Sailing Mysteries series. Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, Val McDermid, Faith Martin, J.R. Ellis, LJ Ross and Ann Cleeves

'This series is a must-read for anyone who loves the sea, or islands, or joyous, intricate story-telling.' ANN CLEEVES

Liveaboard skipper and amateur sleuth Cass Lynch is enjoying marine college in Scalloway, until the night she finds an acquaintance dead - with one hand smeared in peat ash.

Rumours spread of a strange ritual linked to the witches once burned in Shetland's ancient capital, and of a horned figure roaming the night. At first Cass believes these whisperings to be mere superstition, until a second shocking murder comes to light.

Perhaps the devil really does walk in Scalloway . . .

Previously published as A Handful of Ash.

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PRAISE FOR THE CHILLINGLY ADDICTIVE, NAIL-BITING SERIES:
'Absolutely brilliant storyline... a great mystery novel, looking forward to reading more' 5* Reader review

'Excellent book... gripping tale just like her others. Looking forward to more of her wonderful tales of Shetland' 5* Reader review

'This has an excellent storyline and is very entertaining' 5* Reader review

'A very cleverly constructed and entertaining read' 5* Reader review

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