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    Biddy Trott

    By Donna Maria McCarthy

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    'If Biddy knows no rest, then none shall…'


    A tragedy born of malice and evil, a tortured body and soul. The townsfolk of Royal Rumney have a conscience, a secret that tears away at their sanity. 


    Any soul shall be offered up in place of the damned;


    'And ever the church bells tell a lie, is Biddy who comes and another will die. 


    Set in eighteenth century England in the small market town of Royal Rumny, Biddy Trott, is a Gothic Horror novella with tragedy at its core.


    A young girl, falsely blamed for a fire which destroyed the town and killed many, is hunted down, tortured and killed gruesomely, with no conscience. 


    Lord Abner Alexander, a member of the elite and privileged, travels to the town in search of some peace and respite from his very bawdy and raucous lifestyle.
    The town seems pleasant enough and the people welcoming, although unyielding where their dark and harrowing past is concerned. 


    Amongst some, shame, amongst others a distorted pride. Abner's first indication that something evil lurks here is on his first night, where the Abbey bells toll two, and he finds himself witness to a terrifying slaying… not knowing whether it a dream or not, he remains, and becomes bewitched by a passion to record any horrors he feels he witnesses. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHellBound Books Publishing LLC
    Release dateJan 25, 2019
    ISBN9781948318006
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