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Title:
The Magus of Hay (MP3)
Series:
Merrily Watkins #12
Written by:
Phil Rickman 
Read by:
Emma Powell 
Format:
Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book 
Number of CDs:
Duration:
14 hours 39 minutes 
MP3 size:
636 MB 
Published:
April 01 2023 
Available Date:
April 01 2023 
Age Category:
Adult 
ISBN:
9781038638700 
Genres:
Fiction; Fantasy Fiction; Mystery; Romance 
Publisher:
Bolinda audio 
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When a man's body is discovered near the picturesque town of Hay-on-Wye, his death appears to be 'unnatural' in every sense. Merrily Watkins, priest, single mother and exorcist, is drafted in to investigate.

A man's body is found below a waterfall. It looks like suicide or an accidental drowning – until DI Frannie Bliss enters the dead man's home. What he finds there has him consulting Merrily Watkins, the Diocese of Hereford's official advisor on the paranormal. It's nearly 40 years since the town of Hay-on-Wye was declared an independent state by its self-styled king. A development seen at the time as a joke. But the pastiche had a serious side. And behind it, unknown to most of the townsfolk, lay a darker design, a hidden history of murder and ritual magic, the relics of which are only now becoming visible. It's a situation that will take Merrily Watkins – on her own for the first time in years and facing public humiliation over a separate case – to the edge of madness.

'Ancient history, violent deaths, feuds, intrigues and murder. A most original sleuth.'
The Times

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

'Compassionate, original and sharply contemporary, Rickman's crime series is one of the best around.'
The Spectator

'Few writers blend the ancient and supernatural with the modern and criminal better than Rickman.'
The Guardian