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Crow Stone

Crow Stone

by Jenni Mills

Publisher Harper Press

Genre: General Fiction

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About the book

A compulsively readable thriller that skilfully weaves together past and present to uncover the sinister secrets buried in the ancient stone quarries under Bath.

Kit Parry is a woman with a past, albeit one she'd rather forget. Now a successful engineer, she's spent all her adult life trying to erase the memory of what happened over the long, hot summer of her fourteenth year. When she takes a job shoring up the ancient quarries under her hometown of Bath, however, the secrets she tried so desperately to bury threaten to work their way to the surface. For beneath its sleepy fa?ade, the old spa town is as riddled with unwanted memories as it is with Roman ruins

But if Kit's past holds untold terrors, her present has its own problems. Her ex-husband is tapping her for money, the miners resent her and someone is making it menacingly obvious that she isn't wanted in Bath. To top it off, her burgeoning romance with Gary, the quarry foreman, is threatening to force open doors to the past that Kit is determined to keep shut. When she stumbles across evidence of what could be the archaeological discovery of the decade a lost Roman temple dedicated to the mystery cult of Mithras the enigma in her past becomes entangled with a present-day race to discover the secret at the heart of the stone mines, a quest that turns into a dangerous obsession.

As Kit's story plays itself out in the dark labyrinth of tunnels beneath the ancient city, events race to a chilling climax in which past and present collide with disastrous effect. For when the walls Kit built to protect herself come crashing down, she must face the truth she's spent her whole life avoiding and which threatens to destroy her.

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About the Author

Jenni Mills

Jenni Mills was born in Birmingham. She has mainly worked in broadcasting and has presented and produced many programmes for BBC Radio 4, including You and Yours, Woman’s Hour, Never the Same Again, and Famous for Fifteen Minutes, and directed TV documentaries for both the BBC and ITV, as well as teaching voice techniques to broadcasters. She gained a distinction in her MA in Creating Writing at Bath Spa University, where she now tutors.


She is the author of a handbook for radio/TV reporters and presenters, The Broadcast Voice, and her stage play, Claire’s Story, was produced at the Haymarket Theatre in Leicester. She has written for a number of magazines and newspapers, including the Independent, Radio Times and Bella. The critically acclaimed Crow Stone was her first novel. The Buried Circle is her second novel.


She lives in the West Country.


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