The Medici Mirror

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<p><i>I have heard, but not believed, the spirits of the dead may walk again</i> <i></i> <i></i><b>A hidden room</b></p><p>When architect Johnny Carter is asked to redesign a long-abandoned Victorian shoe factory, he discovers a hidden room deep in the basement. A dark, sinister room, which contains a sixteenth-century Venetian mirror. <b></b> <b>A love in danger</b></p><p>Johnny has a new love, Ophelia, in his life. But as the pairs relationship develops and they begin to explore the mystery surrounding the mirror, its malign influence threatens to envelop and destroy them. <b></b> <b>A secret history</b></p><p>The mirrors heritage dates back to the sixteenth century, and the figure of Catherine de Medici betrayed wife, practitioner of the occult, and known as the Black Queen.</p><p><i>The Medici Mirror</i>is a haunting story of jealousy, obsession, and murder, perfect for fans of Kate Mosse and Barbara Erskine; a story about the ability of the past to influence the present and of loves power to defeat even the most powerful of curses.</p>

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Melissa Bailey read English at Oxford, before studying law in London and then pursuing a career in Media Law.<i>The Medici Mirror</i>is her first novel. She lives in London with her partner, a human rights lawyer.

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