The Lions of the North
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Narrated by:
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David Thorpe
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By:
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Edward Marston
Summary
Soldier Ralph Delchard and lawyer Gervase Bret lead a group of the king's finest commissioners into the war-torn lands of Yorkshire to settle land claims and compile the Domesday Book. One island of wealth and luxury remains in Yorkshire: the castle of merchant Aubrey Maminot.
There the commissioners learn of two great terrors: the rogue Olaf Evil Child, a hero of the poor and conquered Saxon people, and the ravenous lions Aubrey Maminot keeps as pets. The lions make a feast of an anonymous young man who tries to sneak into the castle, and Gervase Bret begins to wonder why someone would commit such an act of suicide.
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The story is interesting and informative, concentrating on the tense relationship between the Saxons and the Normans. Added to this is excitement and a strong element of ‘whodunnit’. The narration was excellent: clear and strong, with obvious distinction between voices. The investigating team, commissioned by the King himself, comes alive as the novel unfolds.
An entertaining novel that, along with the others in the series, is a pleasurable addition to my Audible collection. A special thanks to the narrator, who is a class act.
Easy listening, interesting and very well narrated
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The roar of a lion.
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I want to read the next one but hate snakes! Ugh!
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