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File Size: 1482 KB
Print Length: 240 pages
Publisher: Severn House Digital; First World Publication edition (December 20, 2015)
Publication Date: December 20, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0184L1PXM
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I have to begin this review with an admission that I messed up. I forgot to read this book before I read #16, which I finished last week.Just a recap, the Great Revolt (the topic of book #16) occurs in 1381, London England. A bloody, irrational affair led by the Upright Men, where some foreigners, prostitutes, and government leaders are caught and murdered.Anyway, in this book, it is May 1381 and the Great Revolt is about to explode into reality. A man, the "Herald from Hell", comes in the night blowing his horn and calling a terrifying message, in rhyme, to the people the Upright Men have condemned for their crimes against the people.People are frightened and many make plans to leave London until everything calms down. This includes a chancery clerk by the name of Whitfield, who had pawned all of his possessions so he could steal away to safety with his money. But, the night before he leaves, he is found hanging, fully dressed, in a brothel.Brother Athelstan is convinced that Whitfield did not commit suicide but was murdered. How could it happen? The room in which he was found was securely closed. The door bolted and locked, the window shutters firmly closed and locked as well. A battering ram is needed to break the door down but yet, the clerk was murdered. How did the killer escape?As Brother Athelstan searches for the killer, more deaths occur and at the same time, the leaders of the coming revolt continue their plans.Add to this mystery is another of more spiritual matters. A treasured relic is stolen from a monastery in mainland Europe. The knight who stole it brings it to England and, before he dies, he hides it--in the very brothel where Whitfield is later murdered. The wastrel nephew of the knight, in one of his many searches for the relic, is present when the clerk is murdered and so is caught up in the search for the killer.Who is the Herald from Hell? Who murdered the clerk and others? Where is the relic that is supposedly hidden in the brothel?Brother Athelstan, a brilliant young Dominican priest, former soldier, and shepherd of his small flock at St. Erconwald's has his work cut out for him this time
I love this series but this particular one was incredibly repetitive internally. How many times do the witnesses have to repeat the same testimony or Brother Athelstan recount it ? Couldn't Doherty state the first in detail and then just say the other's concurred? How many times do we need to hear about the beaker of blood with small onions, spiked like traitors heads? Cranston's ever present, and frequently referenced, miraculous wineskin is one thing but this is another. Rather than enriching our understanding it seems to insult our powers of retention. Did you think we would forget from one page to the other that the door was locked and bolted. Was there a word or page minimum Doherty struggled to meet?
This book regains the groove that was somewhat lost in the previous book.While the mystery itself is relatively easy to figure out. It's the back story of the unrest that grabs and holds the readers interest.Once again, we are introduced to characters inhabiting the underbelly of the city, and it's environs who are far more interesting to meet than the killer, whose story seems almost peripheral, as the Upright Men (and women) move inexorably toward a confrontation with the Crown .Then, there's the grand old lady herself, London, with all hermany, disreputable charms so graphically described that the reader can hear her strident voice, and smell noiseome perfume.I can't wait to visit again.
Like all of Doherty's Brother Athelstan novels, this one is filled with historical facts, marvelous character studies and the continuing relationship between Athelstan and Lord Cranston. The historical time period is fascinating for those who like English history and the "whodunit" is always entertaining with just enough twists and turns to keep the reader guessing.
PAUL DOHERTY ALWAYS WRITES A VERY GOOD STORY AND ALTHOUGH YOU THINK YOU HAVE WORKED IT OUT THERE IS ALWAYS A SURPRISE AT THE END.EXTREMELY GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF THE MEDIEVAL TIMES AND YOU FEEL AS IF YOU WERE THERE.I HAVE LIVED IN AND KNOW A LOT OF THE PLACES HE TALKS ABOUT AND I CAN VISUALISE MYSELF THERE.HISTORICALLY ACCURATE AND AS A HISTORIAN MYSELF I COMMEND HIM AND RECOMMEND HIM AS A VERY GOOD WRITER.
So twisty! Already have the next book. I have to make time to do other stuff, Yikes! The plot so unexpectedly turns...
Yet another Great book by one of the Best English Historical Mystery author's. Highly recommend the entire series.
Doherty once again shows why he is one of the best historical mystery writers out there today. He molds actual historical events into a first rate mystery.
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