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    Devil's Piper

    By Sarah Rayne

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    On inheriting his grandfather's tumbledown Irish cottage, adjoining the grounds of an old monastery, Isarel West discovers some old sheet music composed by his grandfather entitled the Devil's Piper Suite, and starts to play it. But little can he realize the evil that the music conjures up.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSevern House Publishers
    Release dateSep 1, 2012
    ISBN9781448300693
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    Devil's Piper
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    Sarah Rayne

    Sarah Rayne is the author of many novels of psychological and supernatural suspense, including the Nell West & Michael Flint series, the Phineas Fox mysteries and the Theatre of Thieves mysteries. She lives in Staffordshire.

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