Salt for the Devil's Eye

<p><strong>A boy vanishes in the Quantock Hills. Old ground stirs.</strong><br/> <br/> Lorne Turner has made peace with his life, learning to live with the whispering dead. Then a friend calls, seeking help for a Romani camp in Somerset’s Quantock Hills. A child is missing. The police are not welcome. They want an old soldier to bring their boy home.<br/> <br/> Lorne, Heather and Ella, the village vicar, track the trail over burial mounds and wind-cut ridges, where small offerings appear in the heather and doors close to outsiders. But modern shadows complicate the search: Hinkley Point’s nuclear plant with its security cordons and floodlit perimeter; and a former policeman with his own agenda.<br/> <br/> The deeper Lorne digs, the more the case eerily echoes the loss of his childhood friend. Thirty years have not dimmed the fear that some hills keep what they take.<br/> <br/> <em>Salt for the Devil’s Eye</em> is book four in the Lorne Turner Supernatural Thrillers, set across Exmoor and the Quantocks, where ancient rites collide with modern crime. Expect fast-moving investigations through hillfort ruins and night-cold lanes, uneasy camps and a landscape that will not give up its secrets.<br/> __________________________________________<br/> <br/> <strong>Praise for the Lorne Turner Supernatural Thrillers:</strong><br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “An engaging supernatural mystery.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “The Exmoor landscape is equally important a character as the hero.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “Creepy supernatural thriller.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “Loads of surprises, the twists and turns kept you reading.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “The author’s style of writing is descriptive, suspenseful and atmospheric…” <br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “Talon definitely knows how to put the creep in creepy…”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “Harrowing Occult Thriller.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “Fast paced, twists, turns, spooks…”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “It’s full of action with a heavy dose of suspense.”<br/> <br/> ★★★★★ “This gem is filled with old graves, old bones, curses, darkness, love and loss…”</p>