A Friar's Bloodfeud

I'm reading these books somewhat out of order - the order the library has them available - but in the end it doesn't really matter. Every book is its own story and while the characters change and grow, you don't need to read them in sequence at all. In this story, two knights with opposed lords are f......more

This book is great. What's not to like? I fully admit that this is the only one of Jecks' Knights Templars mysteries that I've read, but I somehow suspect I'm not being unfair in claiming that this is, essentially, a series about a man who solves crimes by looking at people WITH HIS EYES and liking d......more

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Great book Author takes the reader on a wild ride. So many pieces floating through out the book but caught and brought to the final end......more

The combination of Hugh's story/tragedy and the larger political context of Edward II and his favorites, the Despensers, makes this one of the more successful books in the series. As some have pointed out, there is only one Templar in the book and the relevance of that has been bypassed many books a......more