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Part of series: Ruth Galloway Part 2
Key ideas from the book
- Archaeological evidence becomes central to an investigation into a child’s death.
- The history of an old Norwich house offers clues to a decades-old disappearance.
- Ruth Galloway and Detective Harry Nelson investigate competing explanations for the remains.
- The story links the house’s past to questions about who may be trying to obstruct the inquiry.
- The novel combines crime fiction with an archaeological perspective.
About The Janus Stone by Elly Griffiths
When construction workers uncover a child’s bones beneath the doorway of an old Norwich house, archaeologist Ruth Galloway is called in to help investigate. The remains have no skull, and questions about their age and the house’s history lead Ruth and Detective Harry Nelson toward the building’s past as a children’s home—and to two children who disappeared decades earlier.
Set in the present day and following The Crossing Places, this second Ruth Galloway mystery brings archaeology into a crime investigation. Readers who enjoy detective fiction, historical clues, and mysteries built around the interpretation of evidence may find it a good fit.
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