Knights Templar Mysteries: The Butcher of St.Peter's - Michael Jecks Reviews
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Newest Review: ... local policeman who doesn't want him to intrude on his home, one night he finds the man and in a struggle the policeman is ... more
... stabbed and killed. It appears that the man who enters houses is responsible for the crime but the case is of course much more complicated.
The book starts with a simple and apparent straightforward murder and starts to spin out until the reader starts to lose connection with the original case. The story is expanded very rapidly to encompass, the wife's sister, her unpleasant husband, and his business partner.
The books real outline isn't so much to explore the murder of a policeman in the 1320's but to explore the ...more
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Customer Knights Templar Mysteries: The Butcher of St.Peter's - Michael Jecks Reviews (1)
by - written on 16/09/11 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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The Butcher of St Peters is a novel set in 1325 by Michael Jecks, it is set in Exeter and tells the story of the murder of a constable of the peace who is stabbed whilst protecting his children. The book is part of the wider Knights Templar murder mystery series and features Sir Baldwin and Bailiff Simon Puttock, though in truth only Baldwin is really in this novel. Also featured as a semi-permanent member is the coroner Sir Charles, who here is the coroner of the city of Exeter and is in truth the chief investigator of the crimes. The Butcher of St Peters is a strange novel in some ways because the story seems to jump around a little and can leave the reader ... Read the complete review
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