โ Scribed by Saint Christopher;Saint. Christopher;Cookson, Catherine
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Known for the wit of her writing, in her lifetime Catherine Cookson became the UKโs most widely read novelist. When the Cookson estate discovered the unpublished manuscript of Saint Christopher and the Gravedigger in the attic of her home, they unearthed a gem for Cooksonโs many fans.
Gravedigger John Gascoigne lives in Downfell Hurst with his wife, Florrie, their three children and his mother, Gran. John is a deep thinker but extremely taciturnโa man of few words and many grunts. Which is why everyone is alarmed when heโs hit on the head by a cricket ball, and it suddenly seems as if the words wonโt stop. Whatโs more, he says he is talking to Saint Christopherโonly no one else can see the saint, and theyโre beginning to worry Johnโs not quite right in the headโฆ
Mad or not, John has some secrets heโs been keeping. But if he canโt stop talking, they wonโt stay secret for long.
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