Normandy may be everybody's idea of a green and peaceful haven but Denis Miller discovers that green can turn very black and that a haven can become a mortal trap. He is the target of malevolence inspired in a way that few today acknowledge ... until perhaps you probe the undergrowth or look behind some very old doors in the region. With the arrival of Juliette Sanchez, irresistible but with a violent past, also comes terrorist plotting, and Miller finds himself the focus of a double conspiracy. The story unravels against a background of genuine country-living and nature notes that give a certain perspective to some very unnatural events. And if that view is not wholly reassuring, A Spell in Normandy offers the reader some smiles as well.