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Synopsis
A dead man. A missing page. A lie buried for forty-four years.
When forensic document examiner Delia Frayne agrees to catalog the archives of a historic bell foundry in the English village of Wickenford, she expects months of dusty ledgers and forgotten records.
Instead, she finds evidence of a forgery.
Just days before his death, foundry historian Aubrey Cann discovered that a crucial entry in a 1982 daybook had been altered. Someone inserted a line that shifted responsibility for a fatal accident that destroyed a family, ruined a business, and haunted the village for decades.
Then Aubrey died.
The coroner ruled it an accident. The town accepted it. The case was closed.
But Delia isn't convinced.
As she examines damaged documents, missing pages, hidden impressions, and clues concealed for more than four decades, she uncovers a web of loyalty, guilt, and secrets that the people of Wickenford would rather leave buried.
Everyone remembers the tragedy.
No one wants to talk about the truth.
With each discovery, Delia moves closer to exposing what really happened on that summer morning in 1982-and why someone may have been willing to kill to keep the past from resurfacing.
Set in a beautifully realized English village and filled with rich atmosphere, memorable characters, and a meticulously crafted mystery, The Sixth Bell is the first novel in the Wickenford Mystery series.
Perfect for readers who enjoy Richard Osman, Elly Griffiths, Ann Cleeves, traditional British mysteries, village secrets, cold cases, and amateur sleuth investigations.
Sometimes the smallest alteration changes everything.
And sometimes a missing page is worth killing for.
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About the Author
Sed Filho is a Brazilian author who writes heartwarming stories about healing, second chances, and the quiet beauty of starting over. His novels blend emotional depth, atmospheric settings, and characters who feel remarkably human-flawed, hopeful, and unforgettable.
Driven by the belief that stories can serve as safe harbors in turbulent times, Sed creates books that offer comfort, tenderness, and the warm glow of a guiding light. Whether exploring seaside towns, emotional journeys, or the delicate courage found in ordinary lives, his writing invites readers to slow down, breathe, and rediscover the small miracles around them.
In addition to fiction, Sed also writes about personal development, mindset, and emotional well-being, always with an emphasis on clarity, empathy, and transformation. His narrative voice is known for its sensitivity, introspection, and the gentle way it blends simplicity with emotional resonance.
When he's not writing, Sed can be found researching new ideas, exploring coastal landscapes for inspiration, or crafting stories that remind readers that light-soft, steady, and resilient-can always be found, even after the darkest storms.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A dead man. A missing page. A lie buried for forty-four years.When forensic document examiner Delia Frayne agrees to catalog the archives of a historic bell foundry in the English village of Wickenford, she expects months of dusty ledgers and forgotten records.Instead, she finds evidence of a forgery.Just days before his death, foundry historian Aubrey Cann discovered that a crucial entry in a 1982 daybook had been altered. Someone inserted a line that shifted responsibility for a fatal accident that destroyed a family, ruined a business, and haunted the village for decades.Then Aubrey died.The coroner ruled it an accident. The town accepted it. The case was closed.But Delia isn't convinced.As she examines damaged documents, missing pages, hidden impressions, and clues concealed for more than four decades, she uncovers a web of loyalty, guilt, and secrets that the people of Wickenford would rather leave buried.Everyone remembers the tragedy.No one wants to talk about the truth.With each discovery, Delia moves closer to exposing what really happened on that summer morning in 1982-and why someone may have been willing to kill to keep the past from resurfacing.Set in a beautifully realized English village and filled with rich atmosphere, memorable characters, and a meticulously crafted mystery, The Sixth Bell is the first novel in the Wickenford Mystery series.Perfect for readers who enjoy Richard Osman, Elly Griffiths, Ann Cleeves, traditional British mysteries, village secrets, cold cases, and amateur sleuth investigations.Sometimes the smallest alteration changes everything.And sometimes a missing page is worth killing for. Seller Inventory # 9798235625013
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A dead man. A missing page. A lie buried for forty-four years.When forensic document examiner Delia Frayne agrees to catalog the archives of a historic bell foundry in the English village of Wickenford, she expects months of dusty ledgers and forgotten records.Instead, she finds evidence of a forgery.Just days before his death, foundry historian Aubrey Cann discovered that a crucial entry in a 1982 daybook had been altered. Someone inserted a line that shifted responsibility for a fatal accident that destroyed a family, ruined a business, and haunted the village for decades.Then Aubrey died.The coroner ruled it an accident. The town accepted it. The case was closed.But Delia isn't convinced.As she examines damaged documents, missing pages, hidden impressions, and clues concealed for more than four decades, she uncovers a web of loyalty, guilt, and secrets that the people of Wickenford would rather leave buried.Everyone remembers the tragedy.No one wants to talk about the truth.With each discovery, Delia moves closer to exposing what really happened on that summer morning in 1982-and why someone may have been willing to kill to keep the past from resurfacing.Set in a beautifully realized English village and filled with rich atmosphere, memorable characters, and a meticulously crafted mystery, The Sixth Bell is the first novel in the Wickenford Mystery series.Perfect for readers who enjoy Richard Osman, Elly Griffiths, Ann Cleeves, traditional British mysteries, village secrets, cold cases, and amateur sleuth investigations.Sometimes the smallest alteration changes everything.And sometimes a missing page is worth killing for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798235625013
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A dead man. A missing page. A lie buried for forty-four years.When forensic document examiner Delia Frayne agrees to catalog the archives of a historic bell foundry in the English village of Wickenford, she expects months of dusty ledgers and forgotten records.Instead, she finds evidence of a forgery.Just days before his death, foundry historian Aubrey Cann discovered that a crucial entry in a 1982 daybook had been altered. Someone inserted a line that shifted responsibility for a fatal accident that destroyed a family, ruined a business, and haunted the village for decades.Then Aubrey died.The coroner ruled it an accident. The town accepted it. The case was closed.But Delia isn't convinced.As she examines damaged documents, missing pages, hidden impressions, and clues concealed for more than four decades, she uncovers a web of loyalty, guilt, and secrets that the people of Wickenford would rather leave buried.Everyone remembers the tragedy.No one wants to talk about the truth.With each discovery, Delia moves closer to exposing what really happened on that summer morning in 1982-and why someone may have been willing to kill to keep the past from resurfacing.Set in a beautifully realized English village and filled with rich atmosphere, memorable characters, and a meticulously crafted mystery, The Sixth Bell is the first novel in the Wickenford Mystery series.Perfect for readers who enjoy Richard Osman, Elly Griffiths, Ann Cleeves, traditional British mysteries, village secrets, cold cases, and amateur sleuth investigations.Sometimes the smallest alteration changes everything.And sometimes a missing page is worth killing for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798235625013
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