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The Sherwood Mysteries

The Shadow in the Bell Tower

by J. P. Darcey

E-BOOK

$2.99

About The Book

While waiting for the extraordinary Reverend Timas to take choir practice in the village church, one Thursday evening in September, 13 year old Chrissy Danvers and her best friend Joan Parsons catch a glimpse of a mysterious shadow pass by the Church bell tower window.
Chrissy's curious nature and her constant desire for new adventures, encourages her to persuade Joan to investigate this mysterious shadow further, especially after the Reverend Timas had told them the story of his missing spectacles that had mysteriously reappeared on the bell tower steps, in the church.
Little did the girls know that they were unearthing a long forgotten story of one of the former wealthy families of the village they lived in!
Their continued investigation leads the girls through more adventures than they ever imagined, taking them into dark and dangerous places, one of which led to a near fatal accident for one of the two. But their determination to solve the mystery that is unfolding before their very eyes finally brings about rewarding results which helps reunite and restore good fortune to a very needy local family and gives Chrissy some useful growing up lessons.

Details
Publication date	June 08,2023
Language	English
ISBN	(Paperback)
	979-8-88622-968-4 (E-BOOK)
Genre	Fiction, Thriller/Suspense/Horror

Specifications
Pages	160
Interior Color	Black and White
Book Size	5.000" x 8.000" (203mm x 127mm)

About The Author

JP Darcey was born in Lincolnshire, England, in 1953. She moved to Canada in 1975 with her husband and two young sons. She now lives alone in a remote part of County Donegal, Ireland—a beautiful place that inspires her to write.
The Shadow in the Bell Tower is JP's first published novel. The sequel, The Ghost of Pudding Hill, is now two-thirds complete.

JP has enjoyed writing from an early age and written poetry and short stories. She also took a course through the Institute of Children’s Literature in the US, writing for children and teenagers.

Mysteries, murder, and detective stories are a prevalent genre, and JP has natural talent for this kind of storytelling.