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She had grown up, and was very beautiful, with smooth freckled skin and auburn hair, just like Free's, right down her back, catching the sun, although she had brown eyes like his own. Somehow it was always sunny when he dreamed of Wisp."

Ben, a microbiology professor nearing retirement, is troubled by strange visions of a mysterious Otherworld that he cannot fully understand. When one of these weird experiences turns out frighteningly real, he suspects he may have stumbled upon something sinister. As he tries to alert people to his discoveries, he finds his concerns dismissed as the ramblings of an elderly academic who seems to be losing his grip on reality.

This does not deter the professor. Determined to drill down to the truth, Ben teams up with his old friend Minnie, a psychiatrist, and a new companion, Jake, a magician. Together, they uncover a dark conspiracy that poses a threat to all of humanity. Time is running out—will they be able to stop this evil plan before they fall victim to it themselves?

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5.0 out of 5 stars An intriguing mystery - Top Review from Bookseeker, UK

I'll be brief. It's not a humorous book - far from it - but humour ripples through it. Set in the university and town of St Andrews in Scotland, maybe shifted a little out-of-phase from the St Andrews you may know, this novel contains a mystery, a religious conundrum, a dystopian conspiracy, a host of unusual characters, and several unexpected plot twists. Elizabeth Mostyn has a lively mind, and I can't wait to read her next novel.

A "very partisan review" of Elizabeth Mostyn's 'Wisp'


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About the Author:

Elizabeth Mostyn has been writing since the age of five, when she swapped her swing for a typewriter. She has lived in Scotland for over 30 years and has a science degree from St Andrews and a Masters' degree from Aberdeen. 'Wisp' is her first novel.



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