AN author is drawing inspiration for his writings from his ancestry. Paul Rushworth-Brown has set his latest novel, Skulduggery, around Haworth and Keighley.

The book – which has been a year in ‘the making’ – follows Thomas Rushworth and his family, shortly after he had lost his father to consumption.
Set in 1603, times were tough – and shenanigans and skulduggery were commonplace.
Thomas, the older of two boys, has become the man of the house.
He is poised to wed Agnes in an arranged marriage, but a true love story develops between them.
The novel – which will be available in book stores from April 15 – has already earned acclaim, with one reviewer describing it as “masterful and thoroughly enjoyable”.

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