C.F. Dunn skillfully uses the opposed motivations of her characters to build suspense as her narrative progresses.
Review – Mortal Fire
Mortal Fire (The Secret of the Journal) (Kindle Edition)
When Emma D’Eresby – a 29 year-old, self-contained Professor of History – leaves her Cambridge college for a post in an exclusive university in Maine, USA, she hopes to learn more about a curious 17th-century journal in the College library. Instead, it leads her to a secret that should never have been uncovered. In the […]
Mortal Fire (Secret of the Journal) (Kindle Edition)
When Emma D’Eresby – a 29 year-old, self-contained Professor of History – leaves her Cambridge college for a post in an exclusive university in Maine, USA, she hopes to learn more about a curious 17th-century journal in the College library. Instead, it leads her to a secret that should never have been uncovered. In the […]