Secrets Taken to the Grave by Isobel Blackthorn

A funeral in the Scottish Highlands drags Ingrid Barker back to Strathbairn. In my Secrets Taken to the Grave review I applaud Isobel Blackthorn’s cold malice and creeping dread, and follow Ingrid as an amateur sleuth. I was gripped though some scenes felt repetitive, and the cliffhanger is delicious.

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Rolly's Take

For those who revel in the chilling embrace of gothic mysteries, where every shadow whispers secrets. You’ll find yourself entangled in the web of family betrayals and spectral whispers, rooting for a reluctant heroine caught in a world she longs to escape yet cannot forget. Here, dread and allure dance hand in hand, beckoning you deeper into the haunting heart of Strathbairn.