Those Who Go By Night

Praise for Those Who Go By Night:
“Excellent…fans of historical mysteries will find this a highly satisfying page-turner.”
—Publishers Weekly starred review

“Rooted in the tumultuous history of its unique era, Gaddes’ debut novel offers genuine tension and consistent surprises.”
—Kirkus

“This is a solid debut historical mystery that rebukes history’s treatment of women. Readers of Tania Bayard’s In the Presence of Evil or Jeri Westerson’s Crispin Guest mysteries will appreciate this new entry that delves into superstition and the power of the church in the 14th century.”
—Library Journal

“The sights and sounds are so vividly portrayed that it felt like stepping into a 14th-century English village…There are many secrets to uncover, and Gaddes does a nice job slowly revealing just enough to keep readers turning the pages….A well-crafted historical mystery.”
—Historical Novels Review

“Those Who Go By Night is full of interesting characters and makes you want to know what happens to them even after the last page has been turned…If you are looking for a new read, love mysteries, and like a bit of the supernatural mixed in, Those Who Go By Night is a good pick.”
—BookReporter

“Those Who Go By Night invites readers into an immersive pilgrimage into the fourteenth century. In elegant and eloquent prose, Gaddes luxuriates in a lush atmosphere of intrigue, mystery and dark secrets.”
—Matthew Pearl, New York Times and international bestselling author of the Dante Club series

“A vividly told story of love, fear and the abuse of power. Seems like another world, but look closer…all the human qualities, and the evils are still here!”
—Anne Perry, international bestselling author of the Charlotte and Thomas Pitt mysteries

“A gripping murder mystery…Andrew Gaddes leads us into the dark recesses of the medieval mind, and explores its obsession with the supernatural, superstition and witchcraft. Thoroughly recommended.”
—S. D. Sykes, author of the Somershill Manor series

“[Gaddes is] an exciting new talent…Expertly crafted, with an impressive knowledge of the period and background, [Those Who Go By Night] is a breathless journey through the fears, superstitions, witchcraft, intolerance, and dynastic ambitions of the 14th century.”
—Peter Tremayne, author of the Sister Fidelma mysteries