The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle

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Imprint: Tor Books (Aug 29, 2023)
Fiction, Hardcover, 400 pages
Publisher: Macmillan Publishers
ISBN: 9781250883063

    Description of The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle

    In T. L. Huchu’s USA Today bestselling Edinburgh Nights series, the third book, The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle, takes readers on an exhilarating journey filled with duels, magic, and a host of ghostly encounters.

    The story revolves around Ropa, a beloved fifteen-year-old ghostalker, who finds herself immersed in a puzzling mystery at the biennial conference of the worldwide Society of Skeptical Enquirers. The conference takes place within the confines of Dunvegan Castle, a haunted stronghold locked down with eerie secrets. The central enigma involves the theft of a valuable magical scroll, and Ropa, along with her companions Jomo and Priya, becomes entangled in the web of intrigue.

    As Ropa navigates the complex dynamics between powerful figures like Qozmos, the high wizard of Ethiopian magic, Lord Sashvindu Samarasinghe, the larger-than-life presence, and notable magical authorities such as England’s Sorcerer Royal and Scotland’s Edmund MacLeod, she relies on her unique ability to communicate with the spirits lingering within the ancient castle.

    The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle delves into the realms of secret politics, hidden alliances, and the thrilling adventures that unfold as Ropa strives to uncover the truth. Readers can expect an enthralling blend of supernatural elements, captivating characters, and the rich backdrop of Edinburgh’s enigmatic nights.

    The Edinburgh Nights series comprises the following books:

    1. Library of the Dead
    2. Our Lady of Mysterious Ailments
    3. The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle

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