The Crossing Places marks the beginning of a captivating new crime series featuring an irresistible heroine. As the letter writer moves closer and the windswept Norfolk landscape exerts its power, Ruth finds herself in completely new territory–and in serious danger.

Then another child goes missing and the hunt is on to find her. Get to know the people, vernacular, foods, customs and places frequented by the locals. The bones actually turn out to be two thousand years old, but Ruth is soon drawn into the Lucy Downey case and into the mind of the letter writer, who seems to have both archaeological knowledge and eerie psychic powers. The Saltmarsh, a mystical place, provides the stunning backdrop for a new mystery series. Since her disappearance, he has been receiving bizarre letters about her, letters with references to ritual and sacrifice. Nelson thinks he has found the remains of Lucy Downey, a little girl who went missing ten years ago. Description When shes not digging up bones or other ancient objects, quirky, tart-tongued archaeologist Ruth Galloway lives happily alone in a remote area called Saltmarsh near Norfolk, land that. Arthur is not home nor has he made it to Jerusalem. Though many issues are left up in the air by the end of the lengthy work, the ending itself is a crossing-place.

When a child’s bones are found on a desolate beach nearby, Detective Chief Inspector Harry Nelson calls Galloway for help. This is a handsome volume with 101 chapters, a spacious design, and page decorations based on 13th-century ornamental lettering. When she’s not digging up bones or other ancient objects, quirky, tart-tongued archaeologist Ruth Galloway lives happily alone in a remote area called Saltmarsh near Norfolk, land that was sacred to its Iron Age inhabitants–not quite earth, not quite sea. This book title, The Crossing Places, ISBN: 9780547386065, by Elly Griffiths, published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (September 28, 2010) is available in.

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