The Mansions of Murder: A Medieval Mystery

from annarellix

A very good and solid historical mystery. Set in 1381 it is the 18th instalment in Brother Athelstan but it can be read as a standalone book. The plot is solid, with a lot of suspense. The historical background is well researched. It was as usual an interesting reading and real page turner Many t...

from eyes.2c

'A bubbling broth of murder, theft, blasphemy and sacrilege.'! Once again Doherty plunged me into the colorful firmament of medieval London of 1381. The starkness of an age where danger encroaches from every side is vividly portrayed. Doherty's descriptions of the hanging fields and the dark dep...

from eyes.2c

'A bubbling broth of murder, theft, blasphemy and sacrilege.'! Once again Doherty plunged me into the colorful firmament of medieval London of 1381. The starkness of an age where danger encroaches from every side is vividly portrayed. Doherty's descriptions of the hanging fields and the dark dep...