Ghosts of the British Museum'An absorbingly creepy travelogue through the corridors, tunnels and basements of our most famous cultural repository. With Noah Angell as our guide, the British Museum becomes a haunted prison filled with imperial plunder and restless spirits clamouring for attention.' Malcolm Gaskill, author of The Ruin Of All Witches 'Fascinating and illuminating' Peter Ackroyd 'Brilliantly delicate, pointed, shivery You could read it as a guide to which galleries

of redemption

unsettling' Paul Tremblay

about acceptance of difference

raw and breathtaking' Jennifer Saint

I loved it Martina Cole

The fear behind Franco's power

'A barnstorming

This is the first book featuring Erast Fandorin

A decade later

'Consummately crafted' Patrick McCabe

But Maitland rarely accepted the obvious and before long the plot thickenedwith evidence of a disputed inheritance

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