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The Arthurian Omen by G. G. Vandagriff Salt Lake City: Shadow Mountain, 2008 (320 pp.) |
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Subjects: Manuscripts -- Fiction; Wales -- Fiction; Detective and mystery stories, American; | |||||||||||
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Summary: A Celtic scholar is brutally murdered when she finds a clue to a priceless fifth-century manuscript that could prove the identity of King Arthur. Determined to find the ancient relic and avenge her sister's death, Maren Southcott begins a quest that immediately puts her own life in danger. In the tradition of Mary Higgins Clark, The Arthurian Omen weaves a tale of mystery and suspense as pursuit of the manuscript winds through the medieval castles and monasteries of Wales. Stalked by a psychopath with delusions of a Welsh revolution, Maren is shaken to the core when a new crisis threatens to destroy the one person she loves most. Can she find the manuscript before the murderer strikes again? Or is the manuscript--and the legend--better left buried in the past? more information at publisher's web site http://deseretbook.com/store/product?sku=4996444 HBLL Call No: BX 8688.3 .V28ar 2008
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