The Bone Garden: Number 5 in series (Wesley Peterson) - Tapa blanda

A beguiling author who interweaves past and present (The Times)

Star author. Unputdownable (Bookseller)

A gripping read (Best Magazine)

Skilfully weaves crimes of past and present into a seamless narrative (Gerald Kaufman The Scotsman)

Traditional detective fiction with a historical twist - fans will love it (Scotland on Sunday)

A beguiling author who interweaves past and present

Star author. Unputdownable

A gripping read

Skilfully weaves crimes of past and present into a seamless narrative

Traditional detective fiction with a historical twist - fans will love it

An excavation at the lost gardens of Earlsacre Hall is called to a halt when a skeleton is discovered under a 300 year old stone plinth, a corpse that seems to have been buried alive. But DS Wesley Peterson has little time to indulge in his hobby of archaeology. He has a more recent murder case to solve. A man has been found stabbed to death in a caravan at a popular holiday park and the only clue to his identity is a newspaper cutting about the restoration of Earlsacre. Does local solicitor Brian Willerby have the answer? He seems eager to talk to Wesley but before he can reveal his secret he is found dead during a 'friendly' game of village cricket, apparently struck by a cricket ball several times with some force. If Wesley is looking for a demon bowler this appears to let out most of the village side. But what is it about Earlsacre Hall that leads people to murder?