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The Field Of Blood Brother Athelstan 9 Paul Doherty Paul Harding

SKU: BELL-46204980

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Publisher: Canelo

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.52 MB

Pages: 286

Author: Paul Doherty, Paul Harding

ISBN: 9781800321427, 1800321422

Language: English

Year: 2020

Volume: 9

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The Field Of Blood Brother Athelstan 9 Paul Doherty Paul Harding by Paul Doherty, Paul Harding 9781800321427, 1800321422 instant download after payment.

A murder close to home leaves Athelstan with his most dangerous case yet... After the discovery of three savagely murdered bodies in his parish, Brother Athelstan finds himself involved in the hunt for a dangerous killer. It is clear that two of the victims, a prostitute and a preacher, surprised an assassin who was then forced to kill them. But who the third victim is, and why someone has gone to so much trouble to kill him, remains a mystery. And can it really have any connection with Sir John Cranston’s attempt to save a women unjustly accused of stabbing a clerk? Brother Athelstan returns in the ninth exciting mystery thriller in Paul Doherty’s brilliant series, perfect for fans of Bernard Cornwell, E. M. Powell and Rory Clements.