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The Messengers of
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by Colin Taylor |
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UK price:
£10.99
US price:
$18.95
Format: Paperback
Size : 6 x 9
Pages: 316
ISBN: 0-595-34043-1
Published: Dec-2004
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Hitler sent a mission to an
island off the coast of
Wales during the Second
World War in the belief that
the Templar Treasure was
located there and its
seizure would secure world
domination for the Nazis.
Are such aspirations behind
the present mayhem when the
birds and livestock on the
island go berserk?
Book Description
No one on the remote Welsh
island of Broadholm suspects
the incredible truth behind
the sudden reign of terror
that begins after the entire
island's livestock go
berserk. The ravens that
inhabit the island's dark
and sinister looking Devil's
Tower subsequently embark on
a series of horrifically
vicious attacks that defy
the investigation of
Detective Sergeant Rory
McNair. At first suspecting
black magic, it was not
until the unconventional
detective discovers that one
of the victims was
researching both the history
of the tower and its
guardian ravens that he is
able to glean the true
nature of the horrendous
forces at work.
About the author
Colin Taylor was born in the
shadow of
Rugby
School and spent his formative years
in Kenilworth
under the spell of the
castle’s rambling ruins. For
some years he worked as a
cartographer but found his
forte in the
environment. He lived on
Lundy and worked in
Scotland where
he directed the British
Trust for Conservation
Volunteers for several
years. After a related spell
in
Glasgow
’s Planning Department he
took up a new life in
Berlin where he now works as a
language trainer in the
city’s adult education
system. First success as a
short story writer led to
the writing of The
Messengers of Death
which soon developed its own
momentum to culminate in a
trilogy.