A modern Gothic novel and exploration of a priest's crisis of faith. This story involves a mysterious suicide; a power-mad Tory MP; a sinister, hidden laboratory; hints of child sexual abuse; and the legend of Everard Trevellyan, a medieval ogre whose spirit still seems to be abroad in the parish.
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Louis Buss was born in 1963. He studied politics at Durham University and has worked as a teacher. His first novel, The Luxury of Exile, won a Betty Trask award in 1996.
"Towards the end I was reading at a gallop... It kept me intrigued until the very last pages. A heavily Gothic affair involving the mysterious suicide of a priest; a power-mad Tory MP; a sinister hidden laboratory; hints of child sexual abuse; and the legend of Everard Trevellyan, a medieval ogre who preyed on children and whose spirit still seems to be abroad in Father Snow's parish." -- Brandon Robshaw Independent on Sunday "Louis Buss's second novel does an awful lot of things that a good mystery novel should. He gets his leading character, his "investigator", in there fast and locks him down tight." -- Peter Arnott Glasgow Herald
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