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Deep into Darkness

Highland Warriors of Munro, Book 2

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Deep into Darkness

By: Kathryn Le Veque
Narrated by: Gethyn Edwards
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AD 1298 - Findlater Castle in the Scottish Highlands becomes a place of mystery and doom for Jamison Munro and his wife, Havilland. Traveling across the highlands one dark and stormy night, they stumble upon a lonely Host in Findlater Castle, a pathetic soul waiting for his wife to return to him. It is a terrible tale of a tragic love story that the Host tells the travelers but when Havilland becomes curious about mysterious tapping sounds that go on in the middle of the night, she soon realizes the danger that she and her husband are in. It becomes a race against time for Havilland to free a trapped spirit and save both their lives in the process.

©2016 Kathryn Le Veque (P)2017 Kathryn Le Veque Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Romance Marriage Highlander Middle Ages
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I absolutely loved this story plus , what I got as a surprise, was Gethyn Edwards narrating Edgar Alan Poe's poem "The Raven" was an excellent surprise and very well done by Gethyn. It is a wonderful & motive storyline to the poem to round off the audiobook "Deep Darkness".
Congratulations to everyone cnnected with the making of this audiobook.
Thank you,
Jenny Booth

Excellent & Unique Story.

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