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Secrets In Prior's Ford

By: Eve Houston
Narrated by: Kim Hicks
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There's consternation among the villagers of Prior's Ford when a firm is interested in re-opening an old granite quarry. It'll be disruptive, noisy and dusty, despite bringing in some new jobs. Publican Glen organises a protest group - but when a local newspaper takes an interest in him and the story, he begins to feel nervous. And when Jenny Forsyth attends a protest meeting, she is shocked to discover the quarry surveyor is an unwelcome face from her past.

Clarissa Ramsay, newly widowed, is too preoccupied to care much about the threat facing the village - she's just discovered her husband Keith had a secret life; while up at Linn Hall the impoverished Ralson-Kerrs find that the changes threatened by the quarry represent a test of loyalty to the village that regards them as its lairds.

©2008 Eve Houston (P)2014 Audible, Inc. Genre Fiction Literary Fiction
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I bought this book because, from the description, I expected it to be similar to the Cherringham series which is a Cosy Crime series about a fictional village in England. Prior's Ford is a fictional village in Scotland...no crime, no mystery and a predictable plot. I am returning it. I see what the author was trying to achieve, but she did not get there.

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