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A Yorkshire Tragedy
A child is lost. A community demands answers.
The murder of John Gill casts a long shadow over Victorian Bradford. As public anxiety grows, William Barrett becomes caught in a case where suspicion threatens to outrun evidence.
Withers and Rimmington pursue answers amid rumour and pressure, while the story asks what happens to ordinary people when the need for certainty becomes more powerful than the available facts.
Inspired by the real John Gill murder case in Bradford in 1888. The novel brings historical research together with fictional storytelling.
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The records preserve an event. Storytelling asks what it meant to the people living through it.
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