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reveals
that Benton’s daughter is just plodding miles in Spain. They also
learns that a serial killer is going on the rampage on the Camino,
who has left beheaded corpses along the path. William immediately
sends the investigator for his daughter, who has to throw all of
his abilities into the mix to find the clues to locate
her.
    Audrey, at a slower pace, but with several days of advantage,
travels along the path, on which she sometimes walks alone,
sometimes with other companions: Brad, the grim and mysterious
American, Helga, the easygoing German student, Jean-Pierre, the
French dentist, Carmen, the woman from Madrid, struggling with a
mid-life crisis, and the cheerful English archeologist, James.
Along the trail, many of them will be part of a strange experience:
in time, and sometimes in space also, they find themselves suddenly
elsewhere.
    Audrey feels affection for the appealing James first, but
after a tall, dark-haired, handsome stranger appears in her dream,
she can only think about this man. When Robert catches up with her
at last, flabbergasted Audrey realizes that the man, she saw in her
dream, really exists. At the request of his employer, the
investigator does not reveal himself, but keeps his eye on Audrey
to protect her from the lurking dangers. The earthly threats,
however, are dwarfed by what they face when they arrive to the
medieval Camino through a dimensional gate…
    The author, Susanna Lehner lives in Central Europe, in
Hungary. This is the country that gave the world - among other
things - the Rubik's Cube, the helicopter, Vitamin C and... Zsa Zsa
Gabor! The Butcher of El Camino is her fourth novel. Regarding the location, the
story is based on her own experiences, since, similar to Shirley
MacLaine and Paulo Coelho, she also completed the
pilgrimage.

www.susannalehner.com