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Sword and Song - Softcover

Southey, Roz

 
9780956056627: Sword and Song

Synopsis

Musician-sleuth Charles Patterson is called to a suspected murder later one night - and is horrified to find he knows the victim, a young street girl. A chance meeting with an American at an elegant house party raises new questions about the murder - and Patterson's personal life is becoming ever more complicated...

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Review

'Southey creates a feeling of time and place that is vivid and realistic without being overwhelmingly detailed. She draws us into the story's setting but doesn't hit us over the head with it. A fine period mystery.' David Pitt. 'Southey impeccably evokes the period, and the latest twist in Charles's unlikely romance will leave readers eager for the next installment.' Publishers Weekly.

About the Author

Roz Southey is a novelist and music historian living in the north-east of England. She lectures in music at Newcastle University, from which she gained a doctorate in 2002. She is acknowledged as the foremost authority on the historical and social contexts of eighteenth-century music-making in the north-east of England; her book on the subject - Music-Making in North-East England during the Eighteenth Century - was published by Ashgate in August 2006 and her papers have appeared in other academic publications. A childhood in the Lake District has left her with an enduring interest in local and family history; a book of her short articles on local history was published in 2008.

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