The Kaiser's Gold: The second book in a suspenseful and chilling mystery series (The Eden House Mysteries, Book Two)
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Babes in the wood, babes in the wood, who will be next to be covered in blood?
For generations, the children of Rowandale have recited these words, but now they are becoming an all too disturbing reality...
After the last known member of the Latimer family dies, his estate is put up for sale - except for the prized stables, inherited by racehorse trainer Barbara Lewis.
When Barbara's estranged husband is murdered, she becomes the prime suspect and appeals to Adam Bailey and her friend Eve Samuels for help. But as they investigate, more people are killed and soon Barbara and Eve find themselves in grave danger.
As the clock ticks, Adam races to rescue them. Can justice prevail, or will the grim prophecy of the rhyme come true again?
The Kaiser's Gold is the second insalment in Bill Kitson's chilling and suspenseful Eden House mystery series. Perfect for fans of Peter James's Cold Hill series, Val McDermid and J M Dalgliesh.
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About the author
Bill Kitson was born and raised in Baildon, West Yorkshire and educated at Ashville College Harrogate, where he won the English prize, cementing his love of reading and writing. On leaving school, he worked in the family business, a wool merchants’ in Bradford, until his father’s death, when he joined the finance industry. Now, after taking early retirement, he enjoys the challenge of writing both crime and general fiction.
