Fellowship with Demons

Fellowship with Demons by Lexie Conyngham, published by Kellas Cat Press in 2013, is a historical fiction novel set in Edinburgh during 1810. This edition spans 297 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Charles Murray of Letho, a young gentleman who finds himself entangled in a web of intrigue as he navigates the demands of a rich widow, an old friend, and new military acquaintances. His curiosity leads him to accept an invitation from Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville, thrusting him into a murder investigation that raises questions about a cowardly surgeon and a drunken engraver.
Readers will discover a narrative that intertwines mystery and detective elements within a historical context, as Murray confronts the challenges posed by his circumstances. The plot unfolds against the backdrop of Georgian Scotland, exploring themes of vanity, curiosity, and the consequences of one’s decisions. As the autumn mists envelop Edinburgh, Murray’s quest for answers will ultimately lead him to a life-altering choice. This installment is the fifth in the Murray of Letho series, offering a rich tapestry of intrigue and character development.
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Edinburgh 1810: Charles Murray of Letho, a young gentleman of means, is in much demand: a rich widow, an old friend, and new military acquaintances all need his help. But when Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville, sends him an invitation, vanity and curiosity force him to accept – and straightaway he has to deal with murder. Why did a cowardly surgeon kill a drunken engraver? And what would the consequences be, in the rainy mists of autumn? In the end Murray’s answers to his problems will lead to a decision that will change his life. Fellowship with Demons is the fifth in the Murray of Letho series, set in Georgian Scotland.
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