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As usual, Gregory's impeccable research comes shining through, along with the humour and wit of her protagonists (Mystery Women )
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The latest episode in the popular series of mediaeval mysteries, featuring the physician-cum-sleuth, Matthew Bartholomew.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
A good mystery with more wit and humour than in past Bartholomew mysteries. The ending was a genuine surprise and the mediaeval historical details as good as they always are.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This is the 14th in the series -
It's amazing Susanna Gregory can write so many books with more or less the same characters and keep them so fresh and interesting.
Again set in Cambridge in the 1350's the town is polarised into two factions. Those for God and those who believe God let them down during the black death. Those of the latter persuasion are dabbling in the occult when there arises a Sorcerer with powers beyond what the normal practitioners have.
Matthew Bartholemew, our star medical practioner, is identified by some as the Sorcerer, and again he and brother Michael are drawn where they would rather not go.
Brilliantly written and again keeping you guessing to the very end, before the solution is revealed.
If you like Medieval mysteries, you'll certainly like this.
Very highly recommended.
It's amazing Susanna Gregory can write so many books with more or less the same characters and keep them so fresh and interesting.
Again set in Cambridge in the 1350's the town is polarised into two factions. Those for God and those who believe God let them down during the black death. Those of the latter persuasion are dabbling in the occult when there arises a Sorcerer with powers beyond what the normal practitioners have.
Matthew Bartholemew, our star medical practioner, is identified by some as the Sorcerer, and again he and brother Michael are drawn where they would rather not go.
Brilliantly written and again keeping you guessing to the very end, before the solution is revealed.
If you like Medieval mysteries, you'll certainly like this.
Very highly recommended.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Much the same ilk as the other books in the series - got a bit bored half way through though.
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The Devil's Disciples
Very good, keeps you interested, characters very real, clever descriptions of the life and times
Published on 15 July 2009 by Rs Sharron Claypole
devils disciple
susanna gregory as always does not disapoint the story has its usual twist and turns. with the surprise ending which has you thinking so that is who it is and why. Read more
Published on 14 Sep 2008 by Mrs. Be Rodgers
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