The Malice of Unnatural Death, Michael Jecks
The Malice of Unnatural Death, Michael Jecks
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The Malice of Unnatural Death

Author: Michael Jecks

Narrator: Michael Tudor Barnes

Unabridged: 14 hr 46 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Soundings

Published: 10/01/2007


Synopsis

Roger Mortimer was once the King’s most able commander, but now he is his most hated enemy. Escaping from the Tower, Mortimer made his way to France and has hired an assassin to murder the King – but others have the same idea. As the body of a local craftsman and that of a King’s messenger who was carrying a dangerous secret are found in the city’s streets, Sir Baldwin de Furnshill and his friend, Bailiff Simon Puttock, are asked by the Bishop to find out who is responsible. But when murderers can use magic, no one is safe…

Reviews

Goodreads review by Eileen on May 06, 2022

April 27, 1324; Robert le Mareschal is studying necromancy under John of Nottingham, well known and feared by even the most powerful. Robert is in a plot to murder a number of people from afar, so a practice death has to be made to prove it can be done. At the necromancer's instruction he sticks a h......more

Goodreads review by Patricia on May 10, 2020

It is 1254 and Edward II has given cause to powerful people to want to assassinate him, along with some of his most hated and corrupt close associates. One group in particular has resorted to necromancy to accomplish their goal, but the plot is temporarily thwarted. It remains to be seen if conjurer......more

Goodreads review by Judith on January 10, 2021

I'm very glad I didn't live in the 1300; life was clearly awful. This is a historical mystery novel, with the victim carrying an important document from the king that bears a dangerous message. Oddly, the book is said to be a Knights Templar mystery, but the Knights have very little part. Perhaps th......more

Goodreads review by Valeska on October 26, 2017

Having read all the templar books in order ai can honestly say that this is just about the best one so far......more

Goodreads review by Debbi on March 04, 2020

I loved this one the most of all that he has written. It is apparent that he researched medieval necromancy very well.......more