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Phil Rickman

Phil Rickman is the author of the Merrily Watkins mysteries, the new John Dee series and several novels of the paranormal, including two for children under the name Thom Madley. He’s still trying to write the sometimes-transcendental thriller (an all-the-time transcendental thriller would be bloody unreadable, so it’s a balancing act). Born in Lancashire, he’s spent most of his adult life in Wales and the Border country, where he won a couple of awards for his work as a BBC radio and TV news reporter. First novel, Candlenight (1991) was discovered by the novelist and fiction-editor Alice Thomas Ellis and was followed by four other stand-alone ghost stories before the Merrily Watkins series began with The Wine of Angels. Phil lives near Hay-on-Wye with his wife and editor, Carol – they met as journalists on the same paper – and a bunch of animals. He writes and presents the book programme Phil the Shelf on BBC Radio Wales.

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Title:: The Wine of Angels (MP3)
Series:: Merrily Watkins #1
Written by:: Phil Rickman
Read by:: Rebecca Lacey
Format:: Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 1
Duration:: 16 hours 1 minutes
MP3 size:: 699 MB
Published:: October 01 2021
Available Date:: October 01 2021
Age Category:: Adult
ISBN:: 9781867574101
Genres:: Fiction; Contemporary Fiction; Crime & Thriller; Mystery
Publisher:: Bolinda audio

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The Wine of Angels is the first instalment in the Merrily Watkins series from highly acclaimed author, Phil Rickman.

The new vicar had never wanted a picture-postcard parish – or a huge and haunted vicarage. Nor had she wanted to walk into a dispute over a controversial play about a 17th-century clergyman accused of witchcraft ... a story that certain long-established families would rather remained obscure. But this is Ledwardine, steeped in cider and secrets ... a paradise of cobbled streets and timber-framed houses. And also – as Merrily Watkins and her teenage daughter, Jane, discover – a village where horrific murder is a tradition that spans centuries.

'First class'
Guardian

'First rate crime with demons that go bump in the night.'
Daily Mail

'Brilliantly eerie.'
Peter James

'No-one writes better of the shadow-frontier between the supernatural and the real world.'
Bernard Cornwell