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The Lady Chapel

Devilish Deception And Unholy Murder Put Owen Archer On A Bloody Trail Through The Cloisters.

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Candace Robb

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Owen Archer, the intriguing Welsch archer-turned-sleuth, is back-in another riveting challenge to Ellis Peters! High summer, 1365-and York is glorious with pageantry for the Feast of Corpus Christi. But wool merchant Will Crounce, who acts in "The Last Judgement," meets his maker all too soon, his throat slit in the shadow of the great cathedral. When Crounce's severed hand is found in fellow-merchant Gilbert Ridley's tavern lodging, the Archbishop calls in Own Archer. To unravel a second murder, and the grisly warning of another severed hand, Owen will need his sharp mind, his bow and arrows, and even his wife Lucie's apothecary skills. For soon he will be drawn into a tangle of greed, treachery, and passion that runs from Ridley and the wool trade all the way to the royal court.

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Titel: The Lady Chapel
Untertitel: Devilish Deception And Unholy Murder Put Owen Archer On A Bloody Trail Through The Cloisters.
Sprache: Englisch
Autor*innen: Candace Robb
Verlag: Macmillan
Erscheinungsdatum: 1995
Einband: Paperback
Seitenzahl: 308
ISBN10: 0312954603
ISBN13: 9780312954604
Schlagwörter: Belletristik, Geschichte, Mystery / Thriller, Historische Romane, Krimi, Mittelalter, England, Historische Detektivgeschichten, 14. Jahrhundert, Kapelle
Erstveröffentlichung: 1994
Originaltitel: The Lady Chapel
Bewertung: 4,25 von 5 Sternen
Beschreibung: Owen Archer, the intriguing Welsch archer-turned-sleuth, is back-in another riveting challenge to Ellis Peters! High summer, 1365-and York is glorious with pageantry for the Feast of Corpus Christi. But wool merchant Will Crounce, who acts in "The Last Judgement," meets his maker all too soon, his throat slit in the shadow of the great cathedral. When Crounce's severed hand is found in fellow-merchant Gilbert Ridley's tavern lodging, the Archbishop calls in Own Archer. To unravel a second murder, and the grisly warning of another severed hand, Owen will need his sharp mind, his bow and arrows, and even his wife Lucie's apothecary skills. For soon he will be drawn into a tangle of greed, treachery, and passion that runs from Ridley and the wool trade all the way to the royal court.