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The Fressingfield Witch

Jacqueline Beard

Narrated by Andrew Cullum

Lawrence Harpham Murder Mystery, Book 1

Released
September 24, 2020
Length
8 hrs 19 mins
Format
Unabridged Audiobook
Publisher
QUEST from W. F. Howes Ltd
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The Fressingfield Witch is a Victorian murder mystery inspired by true events, weaving together two of Suffolk's dark witchcraft cases. When unexplained deaths stir old rumors of witchcraft in Fressingfield, private detective Lawrence Harpham is called to investigate, despite battling his own personal demons. The story delves into themes of fear, uncertainty, and redemption as secrets from the past threaten to resurface.
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