Constable & Robinson Ltd.

CHAPTER ONE Life . . . or death?The words drifted at her through the darkness. Detached syllables. The rough scrape of a fiat, airless voice that reached into the heavy drowse of her mind and forced her to come awake, to listen. To make a choice. Life?Or death?She groaned against the cold plank...

Chapter OneLondon, April 1926'1 do all my thinking in the car nowadays. And why? Because, whatever I do or say, I can't get away from blasted Audrey!'A flash of resentment expressed itself in a sharp stab on the accelerator and the red Chrysler two-seater swept smoothly onwards over the Hog's Back...

IntroductionIdentifying the DruidsIf this were an academic dissertation, I would probably choose the subtitle 'An introductory argument'. The French anthropologist, Claude Lévi-Strauss, once said: 'There are no final truths. The scientific mind does not so much provide the right answers as ask the...