**A gruesome murder in a sleepy 14th-century English village sets the stage for a taut drama laced with witchcraft, depravity, and long-buried secrets.** England, 1324βa land rife with superstition and gripped by fear of the Churchβs holy wrath. When a beggar is murdered in the quiet village of Bot
Those Who Go by Night
β Scribed by Gaddes, Andrew
- Book ID
- 110495538
- Publisher
- Crooked Lane Books
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 363 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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β¦ Synopsis
A gruesome murder in a sleepy 14th-century English village sets the stage for a taut drama laced with witchcraft, depravity, and long-buried secrets.
England, 1324--a land rife with superstition and gripped by fear of the Church's holy wrath. When a beggar is murdered in the quiet village of Bottesford, his body draped across the altar of St. Mary's church in a perverse pose of pagan sacrifice, the Pope's Inquisitor General places the small hamlet in his sights.
Anxious to stave off the Inquisition, the Bishop of Lincoln dispatches Thomas Lester, son of a disgraced Templar Knight, to investigate--but the Archbishop's fanatical emissary has already arrived to conduct his own inquiry. Thomas's investigation uncovers a viper's nest of perfidious players: the secretive wife of the local lord, a notorious Irishwoman accused of witchcraft, and a depraved chaplain who has left a trail of murder and blackmail in his wake. As this sordid drama unfolds, Thomas...
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