Bücher von Robert Weaver

On the airwaves speak the voices of the dead and bodiless. Former architect Harry Chamberlain's young daughter has been kidnapped. His search for her will take him across not only Somerset county, but the very edge of reality. The road to saving his daughter is paved with the bones of failure, and with 1970s Britain as the backdrop to this retro-techno-thriller, Five Suns Over Somerset offers glimpses of the tenacity of the human heart at the edge of light and dark. Beware the CORRUPTION and DUALITY of MAN and the ever-present FIVE SUNS that loom above SOMERSET. The cosmic clock ticks on. Tick.

When a human skull is found in the woods in a small town in northern England, a local sergeant, a writer, and a psychic's daughter get pulled into a crime that's as dark as the surrounding moor. Some cases aren't meant to be solved. Some secrets aren't meant to be revealed. Some lives aren't meant to be. This is where the witches were hanged. This is Lancashire - land of abbeys and warriors and witchcraft. Set during the three months of autumn, Harvest follows the intrepid lives of residents of Barrow Fells while a local sergeant helps with a murder investigation. Sometimes it's a story about love and hate and all the bits in between. By the end of this harvest season, nothing will be the same again.

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