Hymn to Murder (Hugh Corbett 21)
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Hymn to Murder (Hugh Corbett 21)
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Paul Doherty
Hugh Corbett returns in the twenty-first gripping mystery in Paul Doherty's ever-popular series. If you love the historical mysteries of C. J. Sansom, E. M. Powell and Bernard Cornwell you will love this.
Secrets simmer in the lonely wasteland of Dartmoor.
Spring, 1312. At Malmaison Manor, Lord Simon is concealing a dark secret - one he arrogantly assumes will never catch up with him. But someone knows about the crime he committed and they've found a way to make him pay. And he's not alone. When he is found mysteriously slain, other deaths soon follow. Meanwhile, ships on the Devonshire cost are being deliberately wrecked, their crews slaughtered, their cargoes plundered.
Sir Hugh Corbett and Lord Simon are bound by the Secret Chancery and their search for one precious ruby - the Lacrima Christi. So, when Corbett learns of Lord Simon's death, he is once more dragged into a tangled web of lies and intrigued and it's not long before secrets of his own start to surface. As the Hymn to Murder reaches its crescendo, can Corbett confront his past and live to see another day?
(P) 2020 Headline Publishing Group Ltd©2020 Paul Doherty
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His fascination for history comes off the page
Deliciously suspenseful, gorgeously written and atmospheric
Supremely evocative, scrupulously researched
An opulent banquet to satisfy the most murderous appetite
Paul Doherty has a lively sense of history...evocative and lyrical descriptions
Teems with colour, energy and spills
The Hugh Corbett series . . . continues its magnificent vein of form. Massively recommended
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