The Buried Circle - Softcover

Mills, Jenni

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0007251238 ISBN 13: 9780007251230

Publisher: William Collins, 2010

Synopsis

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About this title

Review:

'Jenni Mills's second novel is outstandingly accomplished and gripping.' Jessica Mann, Literary Review

Praise for ‘Crow Stone’:

‘An addictive, high-quality psychological thriller.’ Kate Mosse, author of ‘Labyrinth’

‘An amazingly accomplished first novel – intricately plotted and with a terrific, engaging protagonist. Anyone who has so much as a hint of claustrophobia or fear of pot holes should read it only in daylight with the windows open.’ Jenni Murray, author and broadcaster

‘Ingenious, well-plotted and...really holds the attention. It's a damn good read.’ Susan Hill

‘[A] taut archaeological thriller...Mills gradually leaches out Kit’s unstable history which, combined with the fissured roof, conflicting loyalties and predatory men, keeps the adrenaline flowing high.’ Financial Times

‘The geological and archaeological background lends colour without overwhelming an elaborate, convincing plot, and the characters are really believable. This is a remarkably accomplished and well-written first novel.’ Literary Review

‘A compelling thriller...When Kit finds evidence of what could be an amazing archaeological discovery, the secrets of her past become caught up with the race to uncover the mystery hidden in the mines – which results in a chilling climax...Ingenious.’ Editor's Choice, Closer magazine

‘Nail-biting suspense.’ Woman & Home

About the Author:

Jenni Mills has worked in broadcasting as a presenter and producer with BBC Radio Four, and in television as a director for both ITV and BBC, making award-winning programmes about human relationships, as well as several series on landscape archaeology and history. She lives in the West of England. ‘The Buried Circle’ is her second novel.

About this edition

• Publisher: William Collins
• Publication date: 2010
• ISBN 10: 0007251238
• ISBN 13: 9780007251230
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 400