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Description: ISBN 0671029673 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Bernard Knight / Edition: New edition / Paperback / 351 Pages / Book is published 2002-07-01 ... more
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Newest Review: ... whilst he is off on the Crusades. The Crowner (coroner) job is to look into serious crimes that occur in his region. The ... more

 ... untimely death of a Jewish money lender is such a crime. Initially the murder of a money lender could be anyone, but a note copied from the bible suggests something very different. In Norman society only very few people can read and write, and most of them are part of the Church. When more people start to die with strange notes it seems that de Wolfe must go up against the powerful church to root out an evil in its midst. 'The Grim Reaper' was a surprisingly modern feeling novel set in the Norman era. The story s...more

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Premium Review The Grim Reaper - Bernard Knight: Grim Fandango (738 words)
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Do you go to Church, if so, how often? The chances are that you do not; either you don't believe, have lapsed slightly, or of a different faith. Whatever the reason there is no hiding the fact that Church visitations have fallen over the years. Even since World War Two the influence and power of the Church in Britain has fallen. Compared to the power religion used to have things have dropped dramatically. I believe we are in a society that worships commerce - my reasoning is by looking at buildings. The largest, tallest, most expensive buildings are now centres of business. Go back to medieval times and the largest building in any village or town was usually ...  Read the complete review

 

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