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Angie Bain can’t believe she’s pregnant. She’s a lesbian and has never had sex with a man, so she concludes she must be a victim of a drugged rape. Kim Jamieson, Angie’s lover, can’t believe it either.

 

Really can’t believe it, let alone come to terms with it. Suzy Rolfe, a member of the Sexual Offences Investigation Team based in Galchester, takes on Angie’s case, along with other, similar cases which appear to be happening near the pizza factory where her know-it-all teenage daughter Kirsty has just started work.

 

Kirsty thinks her mother worries too much. What Kirsty doesn’t appreciate is that rapists, far from being the predator lurking in dark alleyways, are often someone you know; a family member, perhaps, or a good friend who won’t take “No” for an answer.

Linda Gruchy spent eight years in clinical research before starting a family, after which she had a variety of jobs including gym instructor, aromatherapist and gardener. 

 

The Elversford Mysteries came about from a chance remark by one of her clients.

 

Linda set the mysteries in a fictionalised Essex landscape, countryside she has come to love after moving there eighteen years ago.

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