SuitabookIdentity, resemblance and being seen
Niamh encounters attacks involving girls who look like her, while her Irish identity and appearance are noticed in London.
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Cynthia Murphy - Author
This offers a brisk supernatural mystery rooted in London, drama, museum history and identity. Its appeal lies in clues, red herrings and links between attacks across time, alongside Niamh’s new friendships and possible romance.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis offers a brisk supernatural mystery rooted in London, drama, museum history and identity. Its appeal lies in clues, red herrings and links between attacks across time, alongside Niamh’s new friendships and possible romance.
Niamh encounters attacks involving girls who look like her, while her Irish identity and appearance are noticed in London.
Niamh investigates links between attacks and is described as capable of saving herself at critical moments.
Attacks from Victorian times are researched alongside current-day attacks, with Jane’s death and possible communication becoming part of the mystery.
Prepare for a dark atmosphere: girls are victims of brutal attacks, Niamh has creepy encounters, and supernatural terror and sinister historical material are central.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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