The Assassins' Village

Mystery & Thrillers

By Faith Mortimer

Publisher : Topsails charter

The Assassins' Village

ABOUT Faith Mortimer

Faith Mortimer
Faith Mortimer was born in Manchester and educated in Singapore, Malaya and Hampshire, England. She qualified as a Registered nurse and after some years changed careers to oversee a number of travel and sport related companies.Faith is happily married with four children. Once the chil More...

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Description

Bound and gagged, the shocked and terrified victim recognises his assailant. Days later, another body is discovered. How many assassins stalk the village? In a picturesque Cypriot village an expatriate theatrical group gather to discuss their next play; but when the curtain rises it'll be murder. A blackmailer stalks the cast - a group riven with jealousies, rivalry, sexual tension and illicit affairs. Unbeknownst to each other they all attempt to find solutions to their problems. Some believe it lies in murder. Can they find the blackmailer? And can they find that all important 'little black book' - the chronicle of their misdeeds. When a body is discovered, Diana, author and amateur actor, turns detective to draw up a suspects list. After the police get involved one of the suspects is found hanged - another murder or the suicide of a guilty person? A visit to a villager's home uncovers an ancient assassin's killing device. Could this be the murder weapon? Is it possible that an assassin lives at the heart of this formerly peaceful and idyllic village? Love, hate, murder and high drama all feature in this classic historical detective story. With a long list of suspects, some dramatic twists and the odd red herring, the reader is left guessing until the final curtain.

Set in Cyprus where the author spends part of her time. Based on any one of villages within Cyprus and the local inhabitants and expats

Many dream-only a few succeed.Faith has a significant following.. The Assassins' Village raced to the top on release..In interview, Mortimer revealed she had always played around with words..

--"A Way With Words" by Athena Karsera- The Cyprus Weekly --