The Song of the Nightingale by Alys Clare

He is having little success until meets the Abbess Helewise, a woman who quickly proves herself to be on his level, both as an amateur sleuth, and as a figure the community can rely on during this turbulent time for England. 2015 Language English Publisher Oakhill Publishing ASIN B00YSX72QU Version Unabridged Program Type Audiobook See all details Read & Listen Switch between reading the Kindle book & listening to the Audible narration with Whispersync for Voice. Who could have wanted to kill this innocent young novice, and, perhaps more importantly, why? Josse goes to Hawkenlye Abbey to find out the answers to these questions. Alys Clare Narrator Charlotte Strevens Audible release date 4 Jun. Richard swiftly employs an old military colleague of his, Josse d’Acquin, to get to the bottom of the case. Shortly afterwards a young nun is found, horribly murdered. Shortly before his unexpected coronation, King Richard passed a law letting all of England’s prisoners go free.

Hawkenlye Mysteries Synopsis: Fortune Like the Moon is the first book in the Hawkenlye Mysteries series by Alys Clare. 10440423 Cataloging source BTCTA Clare, Alys Dewey number 823.If You Like Hawkenlye Mysteries Books, You’ll Love… Why do they both feel as if the house itself is alive-and threatened by approaching evil? Member of Josse and Helewise are distracted by the discovery of an injured young man on the road outside on the evening of their arrival, but the longer they remain in the house, the more they feel that something is very wrong. But the pair soon discover that Hugh's ill health is not the only cause of distress in the house Hugh's son and heir, Herbert, has taken an unpleasant new wife, the widowed Lady Cyrille. Sir Josse d'Acquin and Helewise are summoned to Southfire Hall, where Josse's elderly uncle, Hugh, lies dying, surrounded by his family. true Monasticism and religious orders for women.Helewise, Abbess (Fictitious character) - Fiction.Helewise, Abbess (Fictitious character).

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Former abbess Helewise moves back to her cell near Hawkenlye Abbey to help the needy, putting a strain on her relationship with Sir Josse D’Acquin, who is called to examine the bodies of three men, one of whom bears a complicated symbol carved into his chest: a symbol that signifies vengeance.

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England - Social life and customs - 1066-1485 - Fiction.D'Acquin, Josse (Fictitious character) - Fiction.true D'Acquin, Josse (Fictitious character).Label A shadowed evil : a Hawkenlye mystery Title A shadowed evil Title remainder a Hawkenlye mystery Statement of responsibility Alys Clare Creator