Blind to the Bones Eugene O'Neill Three new essays from award-winning

Three new essays from award-winning writers David Dalton

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Blind to the Bones Eugene O'Neill Three new essays from award-winningA death in the rural family from hell bring Fry and Cooper to a remote and unfriendly community in the fourth psychological Peak District thriller. It's nearly May Day and deep in the Dark Peak lies the village of Withens. Not a tranquil place but one troubled by theft, vandalism, strange disappearances and now murder. A young man is killed battered to death and left high on the desolate moors for the crows to find. Ben Cooper, part of the