Waiting-On-Wednesday
Good morning everyone and welcome to another Waiting-On-Wednesday here on ATIB. This is a weekly posted created by Breaking The Spine. It is just an opportunity to share a title that you are eagerly waiting to be released. Today’s anticipated read is most definitely Hallowdene from George Mann. I thoroughly enjoyed Wychwood and it’s dark mythological narrative and the continuation of the narrative is something that cannot be missed. Check out Wychwood and thank me later!
11.09.18 / Titan Books / Mythology-Horror / Paperback / 400pp / 978-1783294114
Book Synopsis
Elspeth May, a young female journalist who never seems to be in the right place at the right time, suddenly gets her big break – only to find that no one will ever believe her story…
Wychwood is a series of mystery novels that explore the darker side of myths and legends in the heart of Britain’s old country. Set in and around a handful of fictional towns and villages in rural Oxfordshire, all within the boundaries of the ancient forest of Wychwood, the series follows the young female journalist Elspeth May as she teams up with police constable Peter Shaw to explore local crimes, which inevitably transpire to have their origins in myths and folklore. Rich with the fauna of British myths and legends, the books marry the cosy British tone of Midsomer Murders and Lewis with modern tales of the supernatural.
Pick up a copy here: Titan Books / Amazon UK / Amazon US / Goodreads
Thank you for popping in to check out my latest Waiting-On-Wednesday featuring Hallowdene from George Mann. I have plenty of anticipated reads to share with you all this year so keep an eye out for additional posts ear-marking the enticing books that are coming out soon. I still believe 2018 is a fantastic year for books and there are plenty more excellent reads to come. Thanks for reading and see you again soon!
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I’m going to wait for your review :-). I love mythology, symbolism, legends and such but I’m not a fan of supernatural so I’ll want to know how this is approached first. It does sound like a great read though!
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