From the author of the Sharpe novels, this novel tells the story of a tribe who lived at the time of Stonehenge. He suggests an answer to the puzzle of why and by whom Stonehenge was built. As an archaeologist I was dubious about this - but it's a damn good read (just remember it is a novel!).

Released on Saturday, January 17, 2004 at Pomegranate Theatre Bar in Chesterfield, England United Kingdom.

Left at Derbyshire Archaeology Day in the bar/coffee area.

Found it at archaeological day. Looks a good read.

CAUGHT IN BAKEWELL DERBYSHIRE UK

I picked the book up at the Derbyshire Archaeology Day in Chesterfield in January 2006.I found this book a bit heavy going at times, but on the whole it was a good story with good characterisation, offering an interesting description of how and why Stonehenge came to be.

I have passed it on to a friend at North East Derbyshire SureStart who is going to Crete - she is planning to release it there when she's read it.

Took some getting into but a very good book. A bit waffly in the middle but overall very dramatic. It will be finished while I'm away so I'll be leaving it in Italy somewhere in the next day or two.