Publisher's Synopsis
The Blake Protocols 7 - The Song of the Ten
by Edgar Blackthorn
A remote island.
A forgotten house.
And a song that never truly ends.
When Inspector Arthur Blake accepts a seemingly simple invitation to Stormridge House, he steps into a place where the past is not dead - it sings. Ten guests. One ancient ballad. And one by one, they vanish into the silence of old guilt, whispered lies, and unseen hands.
But this time, Blake is not merely the investigator.
He is the catalyst.
The stage.
The last note.
In this haunting seventh volume of The Blake Protocols, Edgar Blackthorn weaves a chilling tale of memory, manipulation, and fate. Where the line between witness and instrument blurs, and where each step towards the truth pulls Blake deeper into a labyrinth of shadows.
Will he survive the final verse?
Or will he become part of the song forever?
A gripping Victorian crime novel for fans of Agatha Christie, gothic mysteries, and atmospheric thrillers.
