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                    Just 
                    off the highlands of Scotland lies the uninhabited island 
                    of Craeghatir, Britain's most Northerly point. When a small 
                    elite university arrive on the island hoping to unearth the 
                    first major archaeological find of the twenty first Century 
                    they encounter Craeghatir's hidden evil force... 
                  Cape 
                    Wrath is a gripping, if somewhat short, read and centres 
                    around an ancient energy which has laid dormant for some time. 
                    Over numerous centuries this malevolent force has somehow 
                    managed to cause terror and madness to all who visit its inhospitable 
                    environment. 
                   
                    This book neatly sets up an intriguing horror story within 
                    a contemporary setting - in short a supernatural tale of an 
                    archaeological dig gone wrong. It is not really until almost 
                    half way through this novel that events really start to get 
                    going. Not surprisingly the fates of the main characters are 
                    clearly signposted for some time. This helps to add to the 
                    tension - you know what is coming, it's just when? and how? 
                    that keep you turning the pages. 
                   
                    This is a macabre thriller which drags the reader in from 
                    the very first page and keeps them hooked until the very last 
                    page. Highly recommended - extremely well written and highly 
                    authoritative. 
                  Heather 
                    Simpson 
                    
                  
                     
                       
                        
                           
                             
                               
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