Review
'A powerful novel well anchored in contemporary events' Maxim Jakubowski, The Guardian
Product Description
From her surgery window Dr Megan Banesto watches as the body of Bianca Rhys is dragged from the local pond - a paranoid schizophrenic (famed for her outrageous claims and stories), her death doesn't come as a surprise to the local community. Soon after, when a ten year old child goes missing, Megan begins to wonder if Bianca's scandalous statements about disappearances from the village were really the truth rather than symptoms of her disease. Set in the claustrophobic atmosphere of a small Welsh mining town, Disturbing Ground is a gripping novel which seeks to find the truth about the shifting boundary between sanity and insanity.
About the Author
Priscilla Masters was born in Halifax and is one of seven adopted children. The family moved to South Wales where she lived until she was sixteen when she went to Birmingham to work and then train as a nurse. She is married to a GP and now lives in Shropshire. She works part-time in Staffordshire as a practice nurse. She is the author of numerous crime novels, including the popular Joanna Piercy series.
