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Scottish BookThe Trials of Marjorie Crowe: a Scottish-set gripping crime thriller about witchcraft (Paperback)
Author: C.S. Robertson
£9.95
ScotlandDetective CrimeWitchcraft
The Trials of Marjorie Crowe follows Marjorie, a reclusive older woman in Kilgoyne, Scotland, who becomes the prime suspect after a local teenager is found dead in the woods and another youth vanishes, forcing her to fight suspicion and uncover the truth. Who this is for: readers who enjoy atmospheric crime thrillers with flawed protagonists and small town mystery.
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Booksellers Notes
Quiet, unsettling, and humane, The Trials of Marjorie Crowe struck us as much about suspicion and belonging as crime, exposing how easily communities turn on the unfamiliar.
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Marjorie Crowe has always existed on the edges of village life. In Kilgoyne, Scotland, no one quite agrees on who she is or where she came from. The stories shift. Her age is uncertain. Her past is guessed at. For the most part, the village prefers to leave her alone.
That fragile peace shatters when local teenager Charlie McKee is found dead in the woods. Marjorie is the one who discovers the body. What she claims to have seen makes no sense to the police, and doubt settles quickly. When another young person disappears, suspicion hardens into certainty.
Is Marjorie a threat, or simply an easy target for fear and gossip. As the village closes ranks against her, she is forced to confront the stories told about her and decide how far she is willing to go to clear her name.
This is a tense, unsettling psychological thriller that explores isolation, prejudice and the danger of being misunderstood.
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