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Jarvis, Ian

Badda Moon Rising

Jarvis, Ian - Badda Moon Rising, ebook

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A modern-day Sherlock Holmes, Bernie Quist operates as a consultant detective from Baker Avenue in York. His assistant is Watson, although this Watson is a streetwise youth from the Grimpen housing estate and he's definitely no doctor. The mismatched duo take on bizarre cases which invariably lead into the realms of the supernatural, a shadowy world that, thanks to his dark secret, Quist is all too familiar with.
A new exhibition is on display in the York Museum highlighting the infamous Badda sect and an obscure period in local history. Hidden away in North Africa’s Atlas Mountains, this secretive cult performed mystical rites and sacrifices to their god, a sinister deity in the form of a huge wolf. Two-thousand years ago, the Romans brought this clandestine religion to Yorkshire, but sickened by their obscene practises, the Emperor Hadrian crushed the sect before it could become established.
Quist and Watson suspect the exhibition is connected to the grisly murders which are currently baffling the York police. It can’t be a coincidence that these magical artefacts arrived in time for a unique date at the full moon, and how is the glib clairvoyant Kyle Tarot involved in this? The detective’s terrified assistant soon wishes the Roman Emperor had been a little more thorough in his effort to stamp out the Badda cult.
A dark and very peculiar game is afoot…

Keywords: York, Sect, Museum, murders, cult, clairvoyant, tarot, mystical, secretive, North Africa, religious mysteries, wolves, modern mysteries, sherlock holmes, doctor watson, supernatural, full moon

Author(s)
Publisher
Andrews UK
Publication year
2020
Language
en
Edition
1
Series
Bernie Quist
Page amount
275 pages
Category
Thriller
Format
Ebook
eISBN (ePUB)
9781787056121
Printed ISBN
9781787056114

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