The Ill-starred Exile of John Smith - Durham, Barry
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John Smith is what is known as a 'placeholder name', like the American term John Doe. It is the name bestowed on unidentified corpses, amnesiacs and hospital patients - which is why the odd young man staked out to die in the remains of a 4,000-year-old Neolithic Circle on the edge of the Lancashire Fells ends up with it. However his violent allergic reaction to iron and steel causes problems for his rescuers and when he refuses to co-operate with the police, Detective Chief Inspector Stone washes his hands of him. So 'John Smith' simply disappears - literally. And that's when strange things start to happen around the city of Preston.…mehr

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John Smith is what is known as a 'placeholder name', like the American term John Doe. It is the name bestowed on unidentified corpses, amnesiacs and hospital patients - which is why the odd young man staked out to die in the remains of a 4,000-year-old Neolithic Circle on the edge of the Lancashire Fells ends up with it. However his violent allergic reaction to iron and steel causes problems for his rescuers and when he refuses to co-operate with the police, Detective Chief Inspector Stone washes his hands of him. So 'John Smith' simply disappears - literally. And that's when strange things start to happen around the city of Preston.
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This is the seventh novel in the Detective Inspector Stone supernatural crime series. The stories are all set in the county of Lancashire in the United Kingdom. An area that is famous for its long tradition and history of witchcraft. They all involve (to a greater or lesser degree) the descendants of the original Lancashire Witches from 1612. The other titles in the series are: Familiar Territory, The Demdike Legacy, Fell Creatures, Sweet Molly Alone, The Ill-starred exile of John Smith and The Portal, as well as a collection of short stories under the title of The Legend of Arthur King.