Sent to His Account

By: Eilis Dillon

Narrated by: Roger Clark

One phone call can change everything....

Miles de Cogan thought that he was set to live out a simple life with a cantankerous old lady for his landlord, but this is all turned on its head with a phone call. Inheriting a prosperous estate called County Wicklow and the title to go along with it, Miles learns of the death of his cousin, a baronet.

Excited to get started with his new life, Miles is keen to fully immerse himself in village life. Being a generous man of progressive ideas one of Miles's first aims is to develop and improve the village flour mill with the hope of collaborating with the local villagers and soon finds himself starting to envisage his life in among these old funny people. Suddenly, the humdrum simple lifestyle of the Irish village is soon broken - with a murder...Miles's overbearing neighbor Tom Reid is found, having died a painful and horrific death.

Is it Reid's plans to build a roadhouse and upset the old tradition of the village that has incurred the wrath of the Dangan residents, or is there something much more underhanded at play?

Could it be the ghost of Mile's late predecessor that haunts everyone?

©1954 Eilís Dillon (P)2019 Tantor

Enjoyed

great listen loved the plot twist narration clear and understandable would recommend this listen to all

Irish village murder mystery

Great story, written by an author familiar with old (and perhaps current?) traditions that may be common to small, insular enclaves in many cultures. Personality-infused characters, interesting plot, excellent narration will hold your interest throughout the book. Great selection from the Plus catalog, highly recommend!

Good Story and Well Read

I really enjoyed the story. Literally all of the characters even the minor ones were interesting. You never knew if the story was about de Cogen or Inspector Henley both were so important to the telling. I will read other novels by this author.

I Love all Eilis Dillion's books.

Please give us more books by Eilis Dillion! I love all her books. Excellent!

Refreshing novel

I lived this book. it was engaging without gore, sex or bad language. the narrator was great and the mystery waz intriguing.