The Dead in Their Vaulted Arches: The gripping sixth novel in the cosy Flavia De Luce series
By (Author) Alan Bradley
Orion Publishing Co
Orion (an Imprint of The Orion Publishing Group Ltd )
10th March 2015
12th March 2015
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
813.6
Paperback
304
Width 129mm, Height 196mm, Spine 21mm
240g
Was their killer still at large Could their killer be here at Buckshaw...
Two deaths, ten years apart, give Flavia de Luce the distraction she needs at a time when her family are more remote and dysfunctional than usual. Especially when a bizarre series of deadly events is casting a long shadow over everyone at Buckshaw. For Flavia, a gruesome crime to solve is only one of the mysteries confronting her, as she begins to unravel the shocking revelations surrounding the mysterious disappearance of her mother. And as she starts putting the clues together, she discovers an extraordinary tale of espionage and betrayal that may also be the key to her own destiny.Flavia is mercilessly addictive - DAILY TELEGRAPH
Over the series Flavia has developed into a character of exceptional wit and charm. But she now seems certain to become a national treasure. Film director Sam Mendes' production company has optioned her stories for TV. She deserves it. She is as addictive as chocolate and as English as Vaughan Williams' The Lark Ascending - DAILY MAILThe Flavia de Luce novels are a cult favourite - MAIL ON SUNDAYAt once precocious and endearing, Flavia is a marvellous character. Quirkily appealing, this is definitely a crime novel with a difference - CHOICEThis is a clever, witty and totally gripping read with lots of surprises - ESSENTIALSAlan Bradley was born into a family of storytellers who never stopped talking about the old days 'back home' in England - for which he is eternally grateful. He is a former professor at the University of Saskatchewan, where he lectured on screen writing. Alan is the author of a memoir, THE SHOEBOX BIBLE in addition to the bestselling Flavia de Luce series. He lives with his wife, Shirley, in the Isle of Man.
To find out more, visit www.flaviadeluce.com.