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'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the third novel in the ''[[The Lucy Wilson Mysteries]]'' series published by [[Candy Jar Books]]. | '''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the third novel in the ''[[The Lucy Wilson Mysteries]]'' series published by [[Candy Jar Books]]. | ||
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The Midnight People was the third novel in the The Lucy Wilson Mysteries series published by Candy Jar Books.
Publisher's summary
Monknash was once home to a band of smugglers, but it is now dull and boring. Except to Greg Morton, who’s absolutely terrified something unimaginable has happened to everyone in the village. He telephones his friend, Hobo, to ask for help.
When Hobo and Lucy arrive, they discover that something odd is definitely going on – but what? People seem joyless and dull, showing no emotions at all. Even Greg, who now insists that he was joking, seems very different.
Why are people walking toward the cliffs at the stroke of midnight? Who is the lady in the wheelchair? What are the villagers trying to protect in the caves? And why can't the local policeman see anything strange?
Can Lucy and Hobo take on an entire village by themselves?
Plot
to be added
Characters
- Lucy Wilson
- Hobo Kostinen
- Greg Morton
- Megan Kostinen
- Tamara Wilson
- Constable Watkins
- Mrs Moloney
- Cylene
- Sorene
References
- Hobo asks Lucy to contact "the people [her] grandfather used to work for." She tells him that they don't answer the number she memorised.
Notes
to be added
Continuity
- Hobo and Lucy refuse to use mobile phones. (PROSE: Avatars of the Intelligence)
- Hobo and Lucy recall the Clowns taking over Ogmore. (PROSE: Curse of the Mirror Clowns)
External links
- Official The Midnight People page at Candy Jar Books
