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The boy in the burning house
de Tim Wynne-Jones
Usborne, 2000, 271 p.
Jim is just regaining some semblance of a normal life following his father’s sudden disappearance, when he is attacked by a crazy girl. Ruth Rose has a wild story to tell about her stepfather, the saintly Father Fisher, and needs someone to believe her - and help her prove it. Gradually Jim is convinced by Ruth Rose and they find themselves tracking a murderer and caught up in a dangerous web of secrets from a dark and unsettling past. Ruth Rose, the wild and troubled stepdaughter of the local preacher, thinks she knows the truth behind the disappearance of Jim Hawkins' father. A gripping and fast-moving plot that reveals a dangerous web of secrets from a dark and unsettling past.
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