Can she untangle the truth in time to save an old friend?
Travel back in time to the first ever case from super-sleuth, Sister Fidelma, in this gripping Celtic mini mystery. The perfect introduction to Peter Tremayne’s highly-acclaimed historical crime series.
PRAISE FOR THE SISTER FIDELMA SERIES: ‘Tremayne’s super-sleuth is a vibrant creation, a woman of wit and courage who would stand out in any era, but brings a special sparkle to the wilf beauty of medieval Ireland’ Morgan Llywelyn
Ireland, AD 659. Sister Fidelma is in her final year of study at Brehon Morann’s law school, and en route to visit an old friend, Lúach, in her family home. But things take a sinister turn when Fidelma arrives to discover that Lúach has been missing for five days. Has someone driven her from the enclave of her home, or are there darker forces at work?
The deeper Fidelma digs, the more questions she unearths. It’s clear that there is far more to Lúach’s disappearance than those closest to her are letting on, and only Fidelma has the conviction to pursue the case . . .
What readers are saying about THE LAIR OF THE WHITE FOX:
‘A cracking good mystery to be solved and with amazing cultural and historical detail‘
‘Plenty of the usual twists and plots, interspersed with jealousy and greed‘
‘This should assure readers new to the series that the vigorous writing here is what they can look forward to as they move deeper into the Fidelma novels‘
Travel back in time to the first ever case from super-sleuth, Sister Fidelma, in this gripping Celtic mini mystery. The perfect introduction to Peter Tremayne’s highly-acclaimed historical crime series.
PRAISE FOR THE SISTER FIDELMA SERIES: ‘Tremayne’s super-sleuth is a vibrant creation, a woman of wit and courage who would stand out in any era, but brings a special sparkle to the wilf beauty of medieval Ireland’ Morgan Llywelyn
Ireland, AD 659. Sister Fidelma is in her final year of study at Brehon Morann’s law school, and en route to visit an old friend, Lúach, in her family home. But things take a sinister turn when Fidelma arrives to discover that Lúach has been missing for five days. Has someone driven her from the enclave of her home, or are there darker forces at work?
The deeper Fidelma digs, the more questions she unearths. It’s clear that there is far more to Lúach’s disappearance than those closest to her are letting on, and only Fidelma has the conviction to pursue the case . . .
What readers are saying about THE LAIR OF THE WHITE FOX:
‘A cracking good mystery to be solved and with amazing cultural and historical detail‘
‘Plenty of the usual twists and plots, interspersed with jealousy and greed‘
‘This should assure readers new to the series that the vigorous writing here is what they can look forward to as they move deeper into the Fidelma novels‘
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