No Law in the Land - Michael Jecks Reviews

No Law in the Land - Michael Jecks Fiction Book

Description:ISBN 0755344197 /

Newest Review: ... sect of priests and knights who were brutally suppressed a few years earlier) and his friend the bailiff Simon Puttock. All ... more

 ... the novels previous to this one have been set in the west country in and around Bath, Bristol, Exeter area and feature a brutal murder and then an investigation by Simon and Baldwin. This murder mystery centred on the fate of a group of travellers who were all brutally murdered, they seem a disparate bunch but all the travellers were slain. Amongst the group were two clerics who had been tortured before they died, the book begins with the slaying and all the way through the reader knows who's responsible but not why...more

amazon

Price Comparison for No Law in the Land - Michael Jecks

Michael Jecks No Law in the Land (Knights Templar Mysteries 27)
Pages: 384, Paperback, Headline
Last Update 24.05.2013 03:53

£ 0.00

£ 1.52 No Law in the Land - Michael Jecks go shopping
amazon.co.uk marketplace
Michael Jecks No Law in the Land (Knights Templar Mysteries 27)
The new riveting novel from the West Country's medieval crime mas ...
Last Update 24.05.2013 03:24

£ 0.00


within 1 to 2 days
£ 7.19
amazon.co.uk
Michael Jecks No Law in the Land (Knights Templar)
Michael Jecks is one of the most popular and high profile medieva ...
Last Update 24.05.2013 03:53

£ 0.00

£ 5.99 No Law in the Land - Michael Jecks go shopping
amazon.co.uk marketplace
Michael Jecks No Law in the Land (Knights Templar Mysteries 27)
The new riveting novel from the West Country's medieval crime mas ...
Last Update 24.05.2013 03:53

£ 0.00

£ 3.96
amazon.co.uk marketplace
 
Similar Offers for No Law in the Land - Michael Jecks
Michael Jecks No Law in the Land (KnightsTemplar Mysteries 27)
Pages: 384, Paperback, Headline
Last Update 24.05.2013 03:24

£ 0.00

24 hours
£ 11.91 No Law in the Land - Michael Jecks go shopping
amazon.co.uk
Michael Jecks No Law in the Land (KnightsTemplar)
Michael Jecks is one of the most popular and high profile medieva ...
Last Update 24.05.2013 03:24

£ 0.00

24 hours
£ 17.74
amazon.co.uk
 

More Offers

No Law in the Land - Michael Jecks Opinions

Customer No Law in the Land - Michael Jecks Reviews (1)

darren55
No Law in the Land - Michael Jecks: Killing and murder in 14th Century England (623 words)
by - written on 22/03/11 (Very useful, 53 readings)
Rating:

No law in the land is the 27th book in the Knights Templar series of murder mysteries written by English author Michael Jecks, all the books are set in the reign of Edward the II in and around the 1340-1370's. England 1324 England in 1324 was a country ruled by Edward II but controlled by the sinister Hugh Despenser whose draconian laws caused the Queen to flee to France to join Edward's senior general Roger Mortimer. The Queen and Mortimer set up a rival court and manage to get hold of Edward's son, the future Edward III as a ward of court. The country soon split into pro and anti Despenser clans and a civil war appeared to be ...  Read the complete review

Products Similar to No Law in the Land - Michael J ...

A Chemical Prison - Barbara Nadel - What the title says. I have to wait for No 3.

The Fallen - Robert Rennick - Fast paced, good interesting read which keeps you guessing! Maybe not quite as sharp writing as some similar titles

Bad Men - John Connolly - Entertaining, well-written book with strong characters Horror elements a little tame by genre standards

The Oath - Michael Jecks - Well written and interesting Less focus on the main characters from the series

Hypothermia - Arnaldur Indridason - Clever crime fiction against an interesting setting One needless sub plot

High Country - Nevada Barr - Enjoyable thriller with an engaging heroine None worth mentioning

More products in Fiction Book
All these Advantages and Disadvantages are taken from reviews of the dooyooCommunity.
The Amber Room - Steve Berry
None
Dan Brown hang your head, look at what you created
The Templar Legacy - Steve Berry
Entertaining enough whilst you're reading it
Nothing to distinguish it from other Templar books, very uneven pacing
The Romanov Prophecy - Steve Berry
The Kreutzer Sonata - Leo Tolstoy - Classic Literature - Tolstoy, LeoCity of Lies - R.J. Ellory
Fast Paced Thriller
None that I could find
First Love, Last Rites - Ian McEwan
In Between the Sheets - Ian McEwanRose Blanche - Ian McEwan
Thought provoking, excellent illustrations.
Really makes you think.
The Shrinking Man - Richard Matheson - Horror - Matheson, Richard
What Dreams May Come - Richard Matheson - Horror - Matheson, Richard