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The Loch is a superbly written suspense tale about the aftermath of a tidal wave in a small Scottish village and what happens when the receding waters uncover four mysterious caves. I will say it does a /5(3).  · Caird is a master of building suspense as her char. A great story about the sleepy little town of Lochy, near the water. The quaint town is forced to come together when a tidal wide hits hard leaving death and destruction for the survivors. However something is much worse than the powerful force of disaster/5(18).  · Caird is a master of building suspense as her char. A great story about the sleepy little town of Lochy, near the water. The quaint town is forced to come together when a tidal wide hits hard leaving death and destruction for the survivors. However something is much worse than the powerful force of disaster/5(18).

In a variety of cases, The Loch|Janet Caird we The Loch|Janet Caird provide full or partial refunds. Customer ID $22 page. THANK YOU! Our customer support agent will call you back in 15 minutes. OK, THANKS. Toll Free Pages words. DONATE SAMPLE PAPERS. Order now. Categories. Academic Writing(23). The Loch By Janet Caird - FictionDB. Cover art, synopsis, sequels, reviews, awards, publishing history, genres, and time period. The Loch SWIFT TIDES OF DREAD Janet Ogilvy began to fear the strange rumors circulated about the caves that mysteriously appeared after a tidal wave it the town of Lochy and relics of other ages were uncovere Janet Hinshaw Caird, nee Kirkwood at Livingstonia, Malawi, married to James Bowman Caird, educationist and author Education.

The Loch is a superbly written suspense tale about the aftermath of a tidal wave in a small Scottish village and what happens when the receding waters uncover four mysterious caves. I will say it does a better job creating mood and atmosphere then really creating fascinating characters or a twisty plot --but absolutely worth your time. Loch. by Janet Caird. Want to read; 36 Currently reading; Published by Published for the Crime Club by Doubleday in Garden City, N.Y. Written in. Janet Hinshaw Caird, nee Kirkwood at Livingstonia, Malawi, married to James Bowman Caird, educationist and author (). Education: MA, English Literature, University of Edinburg, ; University of Grenoble and Sorbonne, University of Paris, ; St George's College, Edinburg,