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Ruth Galloway

Ruth Galloway, is a forensic archaeologist who lives in a remote seaside cottage near King's Lynn in Norfolk and teaches at the University of North Norfolk. The character was inspired by Elly Griffiths' husband, who gave up a city job to train as an archaeologist, and her aunt, "who lives on the Norfolk coast and filled her niece's head with the myths and legends of that area". Griffiths released the first book in this series, The Crossing Places, in 2009.

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cover Title: The Lantern Men Authors: Elly Griffiths Rating: 0 Hits: 778 Status: Available
cover Title: The House at Sea's End Authors: Elly Griffiths Rating: 0 Hits: 859 Status: Available
cover Title: The Outcast Dead Authors: Elly Griffiths Rating: 0 Hits: 864 Status: Available
cover Title: The Crossing Places Authors: Elly Griffiths Rating: 0 Hits: 884 Status: Available
cover Title: A Room Full of Bones Authors: Elly Griffiths Rating: 0 Hits: 894 Status: Available
cover Title: The Janus Stone Authors: Elly Griffiths Rating: 0 Hits: 918 Status: Available
cover Title: A Dying Fall Authors: Elly Griffiths Rating: 0 Hits: 946 Status: Available
cover Title: The Stone Circle Authors: Elly Griffiths Rating: 0 Hits: 990 Status: Available
cover Title: The Ghost Fields Authors: Elly Griffiths Rating: 0 Hits: 992 Status: Available

 
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W. Somerset Maugham, Books and You

W. Somerset Maugham, Books and You

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Roald Dahl, Matilda

Roald Dahl, Matilda

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Saul Bellow

Saul Bellow

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Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo

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