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The Mansions of Murder

Brother Athelstan Medieval Mysteries, Book 18

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By: Paul Doherty
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October 1381. Brother Athelstan is summoned to the church of St Benet’s in Queenhithe to investigate the murder of a priest. Parson Reynaud has been found stabbed to death inside his own locked church. Other disturbing discoveries include an empty coffin and a ransacked money chest. Who would commit murder inside a holy church? Who would spirit away a corpse the night before the funeral - and who would be brave enough to steal treasure belonging to the most feared gang leader in London? Athelstan’s investigations will lure him into the dark and dangerous world of the gang master known as the Flesher, whose influence has a frighteningly long reach....

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Once again Paul Doherty has got it right, brother Athelstan is facing even more complicated murders. I love the history. I just wish Doherty would write some more of the pilgrimage series.

Terrific read

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Paul Doherty has the ability to take the reader to the time and place the books are set in. Historically accurate, the books are a companion to understanding the period as well as exploring the murkier side of medieval life with a great storyline!

Takes you there!

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Paul Doherty never fails to impress with his storyline, narrative and in depth knowledge of medieval England. Always woven into the thread of historical fact and actual events, his grasp of human weakness and our capacity for doing evil to one another is amazing. Every volume a listening 'page turner', whether it is the sorrowful Brother Athelstan, Master Hugh Corbett or the venerable Lord Amerotke. All of whom, I very soon hope to hear from in their Audible volumes.

Another classic Brother Athelstan mystery

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Another substantial tombe from a master storyteller, so complex, so clever and so compelling. We audible 'readers' need more transcribed for our delicious pleasure. brilliant story perfectly read, more please

complexity

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well constructed and expertly written, in common with the author's other books - an easy read

a great mystery

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