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Dead Man’s Ransom

The Ninth Chronicle of Brother Cadfael

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Dead Man’s Ransom

Von: Ellis Peters
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In the early twelfth century, civil war rages between the English and the Welsh. In the battle of Lincoln, the Welsh capture the sheriff of Shropshire and barter him for a young Welsh lord, who had been captured during a misguided assault on a convent. But before the exchange can be completed, one of the prisoners mysteriously dies.

Brother Cadfael suspects foul play—his theory hinging on a single thread that binds together the destinies of an unusual trio of young lovers. The unraveling of their tale yields a powerful subtext that explores the nature of love, identity, and divided loyalty.

©1984 , 1994 by Ellis Peters (P)2000 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
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“Enchanting…Medieval England comes marvelously alive.”

(Washington Post)

“Some of the most elegant, unstilted prose being written in mystery novels. [Peters’] chronicles of twelfth-century abbey life in England, featuring Brother Cadfael as sleuth, have made her a bestselling phenomenon on both sides of the Atlantic.”

(Chicago Sun-Times)

“Each addition to the series is a joy. Long may the Chronicles continue.”

(USA Today)

“Peters’ local color is at its most engaging in the tangled family trees that sprawl across a contentious border.”

(Publishers Weekly)
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