Description
'We give it various names. Fey magic. Fell magic ...'
1947. A police manhunt is underway in the Marlborough Downs above Swindon.
Their target is no ordinary suspect. When the soldiers came home, they brought something unexpected back with them - a spark of power in their fingertips - and the fearful public uses the language of fairy tales to describe it.
Now a body has been found, partially transformed. He has been murdered by magic.
Eleanor Elliot shares her firsthand account of events at her farm and the race to reveal the origins of this new era of enchantment.
With footnotes by magical literature expert Helen E. Sutton
Magic merges with mystery in an enchanting 1940s crime novel of transformation and illusion in the downlands of Wiltshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire - from the author of Bert's Books 2025 bestselling read SWINDON MOUNTAIN
**Praise for Harriet Hitchen**
'Unique and captivating'
'Definitely left its mark on me ... 5 stars'
'Fascinating'
'Absorbing'
About the author: Harriet Hitchen is a former archaeological illustrator and writer. She has a degree in Fine Art, particularly focusing on figure painting. She loves to unpick the emotional stories behind the facts of great artworks and heritage locations, trips to London and exploring rambling country houses. Her first novel nude reimagines the secret life of a female Pre-Raphaelite artist. Swindon Mountain combines her passion for archaeology with Science Fiction. Fey Fell Fo Fum is her third novel. She lives near Cheltenham with her husband.
About the Author
Harriet Hitchen is a former archaeological illustrator and writer. She has a degree in Fine Art, particularly focusing on figure painting. She loves to unpick the emotional stories behind the facts of great artworks and heritage locations, trips to London and exploring rambling country houses. Her first novel nude reimagines the secret life of a female Pre-Raphaelite artist. Swindon Mountain combines her passion for archaeology with Science Fiction. Fey Fell Fo Fum is her third novel. She lives near Cheltenham with her husband.
Reviews
'Definitely left its mark on me ... 5 stars'
'Fascinating'
'Absorbing'
'Enthralling'
'Unique and captivating'
Book Information
ISBN 9781915067784
Author Harriet Hitchen
Format Paperback
Page Count 208
Imprint Crumps Barn Studio
Publisher Crumps Barn Studio
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 129mm * 15mm
1947. A police manhunt is underway in the Marlborough Downs above Swindon.
Their target is no ordinary suspect. When the soldiers came home, they brought something unexpected back with them - a spark of power in their fingertips - and the fearful public uses the language of fairy tales to describe it.
Now a body has been found, partially transformed. He has been murdered by magic.
Eleanor Elliot shares her firsthand account of events at her farm and the race to reveal the origins of this new era of enchantment.
With footnotes by magical literature expert Helen E. Sutton
Magic merges with mystery in an enchanting 1940s crime novel of transformation and illusion in the downlands of Wiltshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire - from the author of Bert's Books 2025 bestselling read SWINDON MOUNTAIN
**Praise for Harriet Hitchen**
'Unique and captivating'
'Definitely left its mark on me ... 5 stars'
'Fascinating'
'Absorbing'
About the author: Harriet Hitchen is a former archaeological illustrator and writer. She has a degree in Fine Art, particularly focusing on figure painting. She loves to unpick the emotional stories behind the facts of great artworks and heritage locations, trips to London and exploring rambling country houses. Her first novel nude reimagines the secret life of a female Pre-Raphaelite artist. Swindon Mountain combines her passion for archaeology with Science Fiction. Fey Fell Fo Fum is her third novel. She lives near Cheltenham with her husband.
About the Author
Harriet Hitchen is a former archaeological illustrator and writer. She has a degree in Fine Art, particularly focusing on figure painting. She loves to unpick the emotional stories behind the facts of great artworks and heritage locations, trips to London and exploring rambling country houses. Her first novel nude reimagines the secret life of a female Pre-Raphaelite artist. Swindon Mountain combines her passion for archaeology with Science Fiction. Fey Fell Fo Fum is her third novel. She lives near Cheltenham with her husband.
Reviews
'Definitely left its mark on me ... 5 stars'
'Fascinating'
'Absorbing'
'Enthralling'
'Unique and captivating'
Book Information
ISBN 9781915067784
Author Harriet Hitchen
Format Paperback
Page Count 208
Imprint Crumps Barn Studio
Publisher Crumps Barn Studio
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 129mm * 15mm
