Dame Frevisse Mystery The Servant's Tale, Book 2, (Paperback)

from MrsLee

I enjoyed this story. The solution was apparent to me very early on, but I didn't mind for once. The author made the characters and setting so interesting that the mystery seemed almost a secondary...

from Bill.Bradford

Some of the earlier Frevisse novels show very clearly her internal struggles with adapting to life as a nun, and this one does an excellent job. It also lays some groundwork for relationships that ...

from DrLed

Synopsis: It is a very cold Christmas with little food and the nuns of St. Frideswide have the rheum. Into their midst descends a group of players carrying an injured man from the village. His deat...

from Janientrelac

This is a great series , unfortunately for me I'm reading it out of order and that influences my opinion of this book in particular. (spoiler alert) Frazer has now written a series about Joliffe an...

from bohemima

The careful attention to detail and wintery atmosphere can't make up for a rather pedestrian plot. A drunken villein is seemingly on his way back to health as the nuns of St. Fridesweid tend to his...