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The Bishop Must Die (The Last Templar Mysteries 28) Michael Jecks

The Bishop Must Die (The Last Templar Mysteries 28) By Michael Jecks

The Bishop Must Die (The Last Templar Mysteries 28) by Michael Jecks


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Michael Jecks is one of the most popular and high profile medieval mystery authors

The Bishop Must Die (The Last Templar Mysteries 28) Summary

The Bishop Must Die (The Last Templar Mysteries 28): A thrilling medieval mystery by Michael Jecks

1326. As the threat of war hangs over England, Sir Baldwin and Bailiff Puttock must work desperately to prevent murder, in Michael Jecks' latest thrilling mystery in this hugely popular series.

In France, King Edward II's estranged wife Queen Isabella shames him by refusing to return to England, and humiliates him further by flaunting her adulterous relationship with the king's sworn enemy, traitor Sir Roger Mortimer. When the king hears she has betrothed their son to the daughter of the Count of Hainault, all England fears an invasion of Hainault mercenaries. Meanwhile the Treasurer of England's life is threatened. He has made many enemies in a long political life and Sir Baldwin and Simon must do all they can to find the would-be assassin before he can strike...

About Michael Jecks

Michael Jecks gave up a career in the computer industry to concentrate on writing and the study of medieval history, especially that of Devon and Cornwall. He lives with his family in northern Dartmoor.

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GOR010305182
9780755374458
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The Bishop Must Die (The Last Templar Mysteries 28): A thrilling medieval mystery by Michael Jecks
Used - Like New
Paperback
Headline Publishing Group
2010-08-05
480
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