WILL O THE WISP

&ldquo,She&rsquo,s a hula mula wula girl, She&rsquo,s a crazy daisy nightmare My baby&rsquo,s a scream.&rdquo, David Fordyce wasn&rsquo,t looking forward to his birthday party, an annual event he shared with his grandmother. But this year Eleanor would be there&mdash,Eleanor, whom he had not seen in seven years, ever since she&rsquo,d married Cosmo Rayne. There are mysteries concerning the late Mr. Rayne, and his lovely widow&mdash,but then David has secrets of his own. When a black clad figure crosses the line between shadow and moonlight the game is afoot in one of Patricia Wentworth&rsquo,s most eerie and thrilling stories. Will o&rsquo, the Wisp was originally published in 1928. This new edition features an introduction by crime fiction historian Curtis Evans. &ldquo,When I pick up a book by Patricia Wentworth I think, now to enjoy myself&mdash,and I always do.&rdquo, Mary Dell, Daily Mirror_,