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REVIEW of The Canterbury Murders (Stanton & Barling #3) by E.M. Powell

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…

December 31, 2020
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 surface. After Cuthbert doesn’t ring the bell to wake his fellow monks for divine offices, they find him gruesomely murdered in the grate of the kitchen fireplace. Much to Stanton’s dismay, the king’s men are…

August 24, 2018
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 his tired bones. The king has just bestowed the lordship of Ireland on his greedy and rapacious son John Lackland, and Benedict’s been sent along to keep an eye on the boy and watch out…

June 18, 2018

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