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The Charter Paperback | Pages: 270 pages
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Sarah Morton hopes discovering the truth about the 1859 shipwreck of the Royal Charter will silence the demons of her past.

But, tormented by visions and threats on her life, Sarah fears the ship may claim her as its final victim.

Set along the dramatic and dangerous Anglesey coastline, The Charter is a story of greed and forgiveness - when the treasures of the past evoke the crimes of today.

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Title:The Charter
Author:Gillian Hamer
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 270 pages
Published:June 1st 2012 by G E HAMER (first published May 3rd 2012)
Categories:Mystery. Thriller. Mystery Thriller. Historical. Historical Fiction

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I love modern-day mysteries with roots tangled deep in the pastfamily secrets, century-old tragedies, trails of clues that force me to think yet still surprise me in the end. This beautifully written story fulfills all those requirements and tosses in a set of interesting characters and stunning descriptions of the Welsh countryside. I read half the story in one evening and still wanted to know what would happen next to Sarah and Danny. You can find my full review at

It was good. Maybe not as enticing as Closure was for me but it kept my attention and I wanted to finish it and that's what counts!

I love stories that encompass history, legend, mystery and crime. I enjoy a fast-paced narrative and an intriguing plot. I also like to be transported to an unknown place. These are the reasons I devoured The Charter, set along the wild and dangerous Welsh coast. Based on the story of the 1859 shipwreck of the Royal Charter, on its fated voyage from the goldfields of Australia to Liverpool, the author has created a beguiling modern-day tale around the gold the survivors brought to shore in their

This is a magnificently woven tale. Take a treasure hunt, add in a little murder, a little mayhem, and, oh yes, a ghost, and you get a nail-biting adventure. I am more than a little impressed with how this author blends so many components into a cohesive unit. I dont want to stop reading and know that, in the end, she will surprise but not disappoint me.The characters in this book are interesting, complex, and likable. I appreciated how Hamer incorporated the story and POV of Angelina, the

So pleased I saw Jo's review of this one on Goodreads - I absolutely loved it. What first attracted me was the setting - Moelfre is one of my favourite places on Anglesey (I was brought up near Bangor), and my father has always told me stories about the sinking of the Royal Charter. But this book has a bit of everything - really vivid and well-drawn characters, a strong sense of place, good dialogue, a rattling good story, a murder mystery, a touch of the supernatural, a treasure hunt, a

I want to visit Anglesey!This book has been sitting on my to-be-read-list for a long time. I do love books where historical events like the shipwreck of the Royal Charter are interwoven with a modern mystery. And I do hate books where mysteries have some supernatural elements. Am I a person who loves her prejudices? You bet! So, after a long time I eventually read the book and got capitvated in a story of history, suspense, tragic, a complicated history of a family, friendship and a couragous

The Charter by Gillian E. Hamer. Narrated by Catherine OBrien. 12 hours, 59 minutes. Published May 4th, 2012. Smashwords edition. This book opens up in October of 1859. A strong storm has taken down a ship called the Royal Charter, along the dramatic and dangerous Anglesey coastline. Townsfolk come out trying to save as many as they can from the sinking ship. In the background a young girl, Angelina is speaking and waiting for the rescuers to save her. Speaks as if she is writing this all down