A novel by P.A. Baylor
Trisha Lawlor, the wife of an American scientist, has moved to Cambridge, England, for a few months in 1987 to be with her husband Spencer, who is on a research sabbatical at Cambridge University. At a party, Trisha meets the folklorist Joe Burke, the younger brother of a childhood friend in Ireland. Trisha discovers that Joe has a mysterious other life, and she is drawn into a murderous plot organized by ruthless outside forces.
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“I enjoyed every word. It’s a great mixture – an exciting thriller sprinkled with many tender moments and some artful descriptions of London and environs. Throughout there is a sense of morality in a world where that is in short supply.”
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“A page turner; I couldn’t put it down. Highly recommend it.”
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“We both thoroughly enjoyed it. There are many places where the writing is lovely, including all of the Irish dialect.”
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“I loved it!! I really enjoyed the Irish-English conflict connection because I hadn’t read much about that before. I remember some events in the news from my childhood but that’s about it. Of course, I loved the Cambridge & Master’s lodge connections!”
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“Phil has done a wonderful job of creating an interesting protagonist with a fleshed-out background, strong opinions, good insights, curiosity, and the uncommon ability to reflect critically on her own attitudes and beliefs.”
