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Medieval Murderers 5: King Arthur's Bones

Description: ISBN 1847373461 / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Paperback / 400 Pages / Book is published 2009-06-01 by Simon & Schuster Ltd

Newest Review: ... novel describes the discovery of Arthurs bones by the monks at Glastonbury at the end of the 12th century, the bones are ... more

... quickly solen by Welsh activists who are kean to keep Arthus for the Welsh. I dont think I'm giving much away by revealing that aspect of the story. The book then shifts forward only a few years and the bones start to be toxic for whoever owns them. They find themseves in London in time to meet the brother of William Shakespeare and are included in a story wrapped around NApoleon. As I mentioned each of the five stories can be read as a stand alone short story, each has a murder, a set of suspects with the culprit expo...more

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Medieval Murderers 5: King Arthur's Bones: Medieva murder and mayhem over Arthurs long buried bones (400 words)
by - written on 13/09/09 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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The medival murderers series of novels are a set of linked historical short stories by some of the predominant UK writers of historical murder mysteries. Th group was put together by Michal Jenks and include regular contributions from Susanna Gregory, Bernhard Knight and Michel Jns himself. Some of th novels work better than others and in this set of novels as with all the rest a historical artifact becomes tainted with murder for whoever touches it. The start of the novel describes the discovery of Arthurs bones by the monks at Glastonbury at the end of the 12th century, the bones are quickly solen by Welsh activists who are kean to keep Arthus for the Welsh. ... Read the complete review