A Murder of Crows

by Richard Barrett

Tim's quest to find his missing friend reveals more than her whereabouts. A gripping tale, set in Scotland, that explores how the past cannot be escaped. Almost a century on, the effects of the Great War still resonate in a sleepy Scottish seaside town. Meanwhile, a young, headstrong woman goes missing, leaving a trail of unanswered questions behind her that Tim cannot help but pursue. However, his quest for the truth unearths much more than Kirsty's whereabouts. It changes lives, and ends them too . . . This gripping story explores how the past cannot be escaped and the inevitable consequences of trying to elude it. The reader is spurred on to reach a thrilling conclusion, which is anything but inevitable . . .

160 pages, Paperback

First published March 30, 2003