The Falling Shroud, Oscar de Muriel
The Falling Shroud, Oscar de Muriel
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The Falling Shroud

Author: Oscar de Muriel

Narrator: Andy Secombe

Unabridged: 24 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Orion

Published: 08/20/2020

Synopsis

A wintry and ghoulish Frey & McGray poem for fans of Detective 'Nine-Nails' McGray and his erstwhile English sidekick, Inspector Ian Frey, in celebration of the pair's 5th anniversary...

Features a sample of The Dance of the Serpent.

Praise for the Fray & McGray Mysteries:

'A hugely entertaining Victorian mystery'
New York Times

'Properly creepy and Gothic'
Ian Rankin

'Wonderful, brilliant, moving, clever, lyrical'
Manda Scott

About Oscar de Muriel

Oscar de Muriel was born in Mexico City where he began writing stories aged seven, and later came to the UK to complete a PhD in Chemistry. Whilst working as a translator and playing the violin, the idea for a spooky whodunnit series came to him and Nine-Nails McGray was born. Oscar has now written four Frey and McGray titles and splits his time between Manchester and Mexico City.

Reviews

Goodreads review by AdiTurbo

For those who love the series this poem featuring its wonderful characters is a lovely little treat to hold on to till the next novel comes out. Great idea, as usual for de Muriel, masterfully executed.......more

Goodreads review by Brian

I am a huge fan of the Frey and McGray mystery series. Every now and then the author puts out a free supplement - a bonus if you will - to take his readers further into the world created in the books. “The Hunt” was one of those. It came out after the first novel in the series (The Strings of Murder......more

Goodreads review by A.M.

WAIT, he can write poetry as well as write hilarious stories and play the violin???? It was wonderful; a delightful dip back into the world of these two awesome characters. Of course I had to get it in audio, it’s the only way to listen to this series. 4 stars......more

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