The Overlooker Suzie Fewings Genealogical Mystery Series, Book 5

Keen family-history researcher Suzie Fewings takes a trip to discover more about her husband's ancestors, but what she finds puts those she loves in danger . . .|Suzie Fewings, a keen family-history researcher, is delighted when her husband, Nick, catches the genealogy bug and whisks his family off to Lancashire to meet his oldest living relative, Martin, only to find him in hospital, too frail to receive visitors. Martin's daughter, Thelma, insists they stay, but her unsettling religious neighbour, Geoffrey, warns against their plans to research Nick's ancestors. It's not long before Suzie wonder if she should have heeded Geoffrey's ominous warning . . . Suzie Fewings, a keen family history researcher, is delighted when her husband, Nick, catches the genealogy bug and decides to whisk his family off to meet his oldest living relative, Martin, a former mill worker from Lancashire. Millie, their fourteen-year-old daughter, is less thrilled; she would much rather spend her half-term holiday shopping than visiting mill museums, And indeed, the cheery reunion seems doomed to failure when the Fewings arrive to find Martin in hospital, too frail to receive visitors. Martin's daughter, Thelma, insists they stay, but her unsettling religious neighbour, Geoffrey, appears disturbed by their plans to research Nick's ancestors "Suzie Fewings, a keen family-history researcher, is delighted when her husband, Nick, catches the genealogy bug and whisks his family off to Lancashire to meet his oldest living relative, Martin, only to find him in hospital, too frail to receive visitors. Martin's daughter, Thelma, insists they stay, but her unsettling religious neighbor, Geoffrey, warns against their plans to research Nick's ancestors. It's not long before Suzie wonders if she should have heeded Geoffrey's ominous warning ..."--Provided by publisher. "Suzie Fewings, a keen family-history researcher, is delighted when her husband, Nick, catches the genealogy bug and whisks his family off to Lancashire to meet his oldest living relative, Martin, only to find him in hospital, too frail to receive visitors. Martin's daughter, Thelma, insists they stay, but her unsettling religious neighbour, Geoffrey, warns against their plans to research Nick's ancestors. It's not long before Suzie wonder if she should have heeded Geoffrey's ominous warning ... --Provided by publisher Suzie Fewings, a keen family-history researcher, is delighted when her husband, Nick, catches the genealogy bug and whisks his family off to Lancashire to meet his oldest living relative, Martin, a former mill worker from Lancashire. Millie, their fourteen-year-old daughter, is less thrilled; she would much rather spend her half-term holiday shopping than visiting mill museums