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<p>in 1934, The Dying Composer Sir Edward Elgar Feebly Whistled To A Friend The Theme From His Cello Concerto And Said, If You're Walking On The Malvern Hills And Hear That, Don't Be Frightened. It's Only Me. Seventy Years Later, Merrily Watkins&#8212;parish Priest And Deliverance Consultant To The Diocese Of Hereford&#8212;is Called In To Investigate An Alleged Paranormal Dimension In A Spate Of Road Accidents In The Malvern Village Of Wychehill. There, Merrily Discovers New Tensions In Elgar's Countryside. The Proposed Takeover Of A Local Pub By A Nightclub Owner With A Criminal Reputation Has Become The Battleground Between The Defenders Of Olde Englande And The Hard Men Of The Drug World&#8212;with Extreme And Sinister Elements On Both Sides. And As The Choral Society Prepares To Stage An Open-air Performance Of Elgar's <u>caractacus</u> At A Prehistoric Hill Fort, The Deaths Begin&#8230;another Spellbinding Thriller In Phil Rickman's Lauded Occult Mystery Series.</p><h3>publishers Weekly</h3><p><p>in What May Be The Most Captivating Mystery To Date In Rickman's Merrily Watkins Series (after 2006's <i>the Smile Of A Ghost</i>), Victims In Several Car Accidents Near The Malvern

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Author
Philip Rickman
Publisher
Quercus Publishing
Published
2016
Language
EN
ISBN
9781847240910
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Thriller
Rating
4.17 / 5 (54 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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