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Michael Shapmire

Peter Tallon

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Peter Tallon

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    After ten years training to become a Jesuit priest, Inigo Boscabel loses his faith just months before his ordination. To ease his mind, he takes a three-day hike along the Suffolk coast accompanied by his best friend, Wellington, a huge English mastiff. While looking for somewhere to camp for the night, Inigo stumbles and sprains his ankle. He limps into a remote coastal hamlet called Hobbswood where he is viewed with suspicion by the villagers until he is befriended by the local doctor, Lucas Fairweather. But all is not as it seems. Why do the villagers fear the big man who lives alone just outside the hamlet? What was the terrible event that happened three hundred years ago that still casts a shadow over the descendants of those involved, and why does Inigo get caught up in a conflict that could destroy most of England?

    ISBN : 978-1-80074-612-1

    Published: 26/01/2023

    Pages : 256

    Size : 205x140

    Imprint : Olympia Publishers

    Peter Tallon

    Peter Tallon has been a professional geologist who, after a period of surveying and prospecting in Kenya and Egypt, joined the construction materials industry, rising to managing director of a multi-million-pound company. Married, with two children and four grandchildren, he has lived in Suffolk for the last forty-two years where the beautiful coast and countryside form the background to three of his previous books. Michael Shapmire is his fifth book and is also based in Suffolk.

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