As she begins to read the pages, she realises how closely that murder is linked to the occult contents of the book. Holda learns about a grisly murder two centuries earlier in the chapel where the manuscript had been concealed. The mysterious leather-bound volume exerts a diabolical influence on those who come into contact with it, including Rupert Keller, the attractive German archivist who now has care of it. When Holda Weisel’s Cambridge professor sends her to Germany to investigate a recently discovered medieval diary written by a 14th century necromancer, she already suspects he knows more than he is letting on.
“A stunningly written, fast-paced, psychological horror story – disturbingly sexy…”
I’ve written another book! Here’s what the back cover blurb has to say: Much has happened in the intervening period, but I will only mention one thing here. I realise that it is now seven years since I updated the Planet Germany blog.
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