Canterbury. One of the holiest sites in twelfth-century England, and one of the unluckiest. Not only has the lead-lined roof of the monumental cathedral melted to ash in a conflagration, but now one of the stonemasons repairing the building has been murdered in a horrific manner…
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REVIEW of The Monastery Murders (Stanton & Barling #2) by E.M. Powell
Stanton and Barling are back, this time to solve a murder at a monastery where undefined animosities simmer under the … More
REVIEW of The Lord of Ireland (The Fifth Knight #3), by E.M. Powell
Sir Benedict Palmer is older than when we last saw him, but King Henry doesn’t mean to let him rest … More
REVIEW of The King’s Justice (Stanton & Barling #1), by E.M. Powell
Hugo Stanton, a messenger for King Henry II’s court of justice, has been having a very bad week. Not only … More
REVIEW of The Fifth Knight, by E.M. Powell
I have had The Fifth Knight on my wishlist for ever-so-long. I had already encountered the author, E.M. Powell, and … More