Review
"* 'Meg Hutchinson's tales enthral' - Bolton Evening News on The Judas Touch * 'Hutchinson knows how to spin a good yarn' - Birmingham Evening Mail on The Deverell Woman * 'The mistress of simmering sagas' - Peterborough Evening Telegraph on Peppercorn Woman * 'Meg Hutchinson's storytelling skills are attracting a bigger and bigger audience' - Newcastle Evening Chronicle on No Place For a Woman"
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Book Description
A feature on Old Wives' Tales is not exactly the assignment to make Kate Mallory's pulse race. She fancies herself an investigative journalist and crime reporter and has the stories under her belt to prove it. But her research throws up a vital clue to the series of arson attacks and gruesome murders that is baffling the Darlaston police force. Teaming up once more with Richard Torrey, the enigmatic man whose tough exterior conceals his intuitive psychic powers, Kate gets on the trail of a story too good to miss. But it will lead her into a deadly encounter with a ruthless woman, a coven of Satanists - and Evil incarnate. Meg Hutchinson's sagas of vulnerable women wrestling with the cruelties of Fate regularly top the bestseller lists and have won her millions of fans. Her alter ego Margaret Astbury brings all the same qualities to bear in this heart-stopping thriller of the occult and satanic abuse.
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