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From the Best-Selling author of this very peculiar genre comes yet more medieval murder with the usual dash of nonsense.
This time, there’s murder in the air; and in the bushes, the castles, the highways and byways. And Brother Hermitage is caught in the middle of the lot; as usual.
Even though he’s expecting a murder to be dropped in his lap at any moment, the arrival of this one and the manner of its delivery take him completely by surprise.
But there is a victim, or there might be, and action must be taken.
A journey to Nottingham reunites them with some old friends, well, friends-ish, but they seem as confused as everyone else. At least Cwen finds an ally, which gives Wat plenty to worry about.
When the weaver gets drunk and comes up with the most ridiculous suggestion for a murder investigation that any of them have ever heard, it’s clear that things have gone downhill very quickly.
With very important people showing a great interest in this business, Hermitage has to be very careful with his, “aha”; if he can even come up with one that makes sense.
No 22 and another No 1 for the very medieval detective.
A Murder of Convenience certainly has murder but it’s not very convenient for Brother Hermitage.
5* Side-splitting, laugh a minute addition to the series.
5* Please, Howard of Warwick, give us more
5* Wonderful, laughing aloud as I was reading this.
5* Another masterpiece from the quill of Howard of Warwick, gut-bustingly funny from start to finish
5* Another winner from our master of comedic medieval murder mysteries!
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