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Item Information   Copy / Holding Information     Publisher Weekly Review     More Content       More by this author     Carl, Lillian Stewart.     Subjects     Americans -- Scotland -- Fiction.     Castles -- Scotland -- Fiction.     Women historians -- Fiction.     Chapels -- Fiction.     Scotland -- Fiction.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Carl, Lillian Stewart.       by title:      The burning glass / ...       by call number:      FICTION CAR     Search the Web     Carl, Lillian Stewart.     Americans -- Scotland -- Fiction.     Castles -- Scotland -- Fiction.     Women historians -- Fiction.     Chapels -- Fiction.     Scotland -- Fiction.       MARC Display

The burning glass / Lillian Stewart Carl. by Carl, Lillian Stewart. Five Star, 2007. Call #: FICTION CAR Subjects Americans -- Scotland -- Fiction.   Castles -- Scotland -- Fiction.   Women historians -- Fiction.   Chapels -- Fiction.   Scotland -- Fiction. Series Carl, Lillian Stewart. Jean Fairbairn/Alasdair Cameron mysteries ; 3. ISBN:  9781594145919 (alk. paper) 1594145911 (alk. paper) Description:  397 p. ; 23 cm. Summary:  "Great Scot reporter Jean Fairbairn and ex-cop Alasdair Cameron travel to the hills of the Scottish border in their engaging third outing (after The Murder Hole). Alasdair, now a security guard at crumbling, haunted Ferniebank Castle, and Jean, on assignment to do a story about the history and legends of the castle before its transformation into a spa and conference center, anticipate a romantic two-week idyll. Then a councilor in the nearby town of Stanelaw goes missing, as does a folk harp once played for Mary, Queen of Scots. When three people die in quick succession, the lovers dive into a dangerous and intriguing investigation. Authentic dialect (marred only by too-frequent clichés), detailed descriptions of the castle and environs, and vivid characters recreate an area rich in history and legend. The tightly woven plot is certain to delight history fans with its dramatic collision of past and present."--Publisher's Weekly. Genre:  Mystery fiction. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   Central Library Adult Mystery Fiction FICTION CAR Adult books Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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