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Buried in a Shetland Tomb

Marsali Taylor

Edition:	2022
Format:	Paperback
Size:	198 x 126 mm

£12⁹⁹

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A Nautical Mystery

Join Cass Lynch as she navigates the treacherous waters of mystery and art theft in Marsali Taylor's gripping sequel.

Buried in a Shetland Tomb by Marsali Taylor is the second installment in the Shetland Sailing Mysteries series. The novel follows sailing skipper and amateur detective Cass Lynch as she investigates the disappearance of a visiting yachting couple from Brae, Shetland's oil capital. Collaborating with DI Gavin Macrae, Cass uncovers connections to international art theft. Despite warnings to stay away, the situation becomes personal when one of her sailing pupils vanishes, leading her to a remote Neolithic tomb where secrets await.

Critical Acclaim for 'Buried in a Shetland Tomb'

"This series is a must-read for anyone who loves the sea, or islands, or joyous, intricate story-telling." – Ann Cleeves

About the Author

Marsali Taylor, hailing from Scotland, is an experienced sailor and qualified tourist guide for Shetland. She has published plays in Shetland's distinctive dialect and a history of women's suffrage in Shetland. Her passion for sailing and history is evident in her writing, particularly in the Shetland Sailing Mysteries series.