Janet Caird

• May-1980
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In 1832 Mary Tullis and her father, the umbrella-maker, arrive from Glasgow to make a new life in the Scottish town of Dyplin. It will be a hard year for the townsfolk: cholera comes, so do the resurrectionists stealing bodies from their graves. The ...

• 1973
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Dangerous Shores For Elizabeth Cranston it all started when she discovered that the little fishing village of Mourie in the Scottish Highlands was not the peaceful refuge she had expected. A search for sunken treasure off Mourie's beautiful shore ...

• 1973
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For Elizabeth Cranston it all started when she discovered that the little fishing village of Mourie in the Scottish Highlands was not the peaceful refuge she had expected. A search for sunken treasure off Mourie's beautiful shore had stirred up g...

• 1967
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Murder was not included in the curriculum of Findlater's Academy, but somewhere in the school's dim shadowed halls a vicious killer lurked... When Christina Graham found the body of her colleague, Joseph Walsh, an antique compass buried i...

• 1967
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Swift tides of dread. Janet Ogilvy began to fear the strange rumors circulated about the caves that mysteriously appeared after a tidal wave it the town of Lochy, and relics of other ages were uncovered. They were only rumors, but her heart told her ...

• 1966
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It was a tame affair as a rule, Fauldston's annual Festival, culminating in a procession to an ancient burial place known as Merlin's Mound. Tame, that is, until a dark stranger appeared in a little Scottish town and offered to organize the event. By...

• 1965
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Reflected in the mobile mirror atop an old museum, Margaret McLean had seen murder done. But the figures were too small to recognize, and she couldn't even identify the site. Only two people in the town really listened to Margaret's alarm - the m...