
Jocasta Bradman Investigates The Mystery at Friar Manor
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About the book
The battle for Britain isn't just being fought in the skies—it’s being fought in the shadows of the supernatural. In the darkest days of 1942, celebrated spiritual medium Jocasta Bradman is pulled from her quiet life at the Pluckley Psychic Historical Society into a dangerous game of wartime espionage. Her handler? The beautiful and sharp MI6 agent, Lady Fenella Windsor Hawtrey. Their target is Friar Manor, a brooding, ancient monastery overlooking the Folkestone coast. Inside resides Peter Galitzine, a charismatic archaeologist on MI6’s radar for his ties to Himmler’s occult SS division, the Ahnenerbe. The Nazis are desperate for a breakthrough, and they believe the religious relics hidden within the monastery hold the key to winning the war. Sent to uncover the truth, Jocasta and her team join Lady Fenella and plunge into a web of secrets, sinister assistants, and a devastating secret weapon known as Die Glocke. To stop them, Jocasta must use every ounce of her supernatural wit before history is rewritten. The Mystery at Friar Manor is the thrilling third book in Grahame Peace’s amusing, historical, paranormal cosy mystery series. Perfect for fans of vintage espionage, ghostly secrets, haunted houses, and amateur sleuths.
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- Grahame Peace
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