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    The Crimson Thread: Helen Oddfellow Mysteries, #3
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    Helen Oddfellow Mysteries Series

    By Anna Sayburn Lane

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    A theatrical curse. A murder in the cathedral. Only one woman can unravel the mystery and prevent more bloodshed.

    When Helen Oddfellow goes to Canterbury for the opening of an Elizabethan play unseen for 400 years, she is expecting an exciting night. But the performance is disrupted by protests, then a gruesome discovery in the cathedral crypt draws her into a desperate hunt for a killer.

    Is the play cursed? The actors think so, but Helen doesn't believe in curses. As friends go missing and Helen herself is threatened, she pursues the clues through the ornate tombs of the cathedral and dark alleyways of the ancient city. Secrets from the distant and not-so-distant past are exposed. Can Helen find the murderer – before he kills again?

    The Crimson Thread is a novella, third in the Helen Oddfellow Mysteries series which feature the brave, truth-hunting literary sleuth Helen Oddfellow.

    Are you ready to enter Helen's world?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnna Sayburn Lane
    Release dateOct 18, 2018
    The Crimson Thread: Helen Oddfellow Mysteries, #3

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      The Crimson Thread: Helen Oddfellow Mysteries, #3
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      The Crimson Thread: Helen Oddfellow Mysteries, #3

      Anna Sayburn Lane
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      A theatrical curse. A murder in the cathedral. Only one woman can unravel the mystery and prevent more bloodshed. When Helen Oddfellow goes to Canterbury for the opening of an Elizabethan play unseen for 400 years, she is expecting an exciting night. But the performance is disrupted by protests, then a gruesome discovery in the cathedral crypt draws her into a desperate hunt for a killer. Is the play cursed? The actors think so, but Helen doesn't believe in curses. As friends go missing and Helen herself is threatened, she pursues the clues through the ornate tombs of the cathedral and dark alleyways of the ancient city. Secrets from the distant and not-so-distant past are exposed. Can Helen find the murderer – before he kills again? The Crimson Thread is a novella, third in the Helen Oddfellow Mysteries series which feature the brave, truth-hunting literary sleuth Helen Oddfellow. Are you ready to enter Helen's world?

      A theatrical curse. A murder in the cathedral. Only one woman can unravel the mystery and prevent more bloodshed. When Helen Oddfellow goes to Canterbury for the opening of an Elizabethan play unseen for 400 years, she is expecting an exciting night. But the performance is disrupted by protests, then a gruesome discovery in the cathedral crypt draws her into a desperate hunt for a killer. Is the play cursed? The actors think so, but Helen doesn't believe in curses. As friends go missing and Helen herself is threatened, she pursues the clues through the ornate tombs of the cathedral and dark alleyways of the ancient city. Secrets from the distant and not-so-distant past are exposed. Can Helen find the murderer – before he kills again? The Crimson Thread is a novella, third in the Helen Oddfellow Mysteries series which feature the brave, truth-hunting literary sleuth Helen Oddfellow. Are you ready to enter Helen's world?

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    Anna Sayburn Lane

    Anna is a novelist, short story writer and journalist, living in the UK. She has published award-winning short stories and was picked as a “Crime in the Spotlight” new author at the 2019 Bloody Scotland International Crime Writing Festival. Her 2018 debut novel Unlawful Things was shortlisted for the Virago/The Pool New Crime Writer award. She lives between London and the Kent coast.

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