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The Chronicles of Brother Hermitage by Howard of Warwick (26-28 )
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Overview: Howard of Warwick: the world's best selling author of medieval crime comedy.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
26. The Investigator's Kingdom - Howard of Warwick produces yet more nonsense mystery from days gone by. Just not gone by quite far enough.
The Normans are coming, the Normans are coming. And they’re looking for Brother Hermitage.
This cannot go well. It’s never gone well in the past so why should this time be any different?
King William’s own messenger has come all the way from London looking for Brother Hermitage, the investigator. It can only mean one thing; a really important murder.
Running away or hiding are obviously options, but the king’s messengers don't take “not available” for an answer. Hermitage hears the message and asks for it to be repeated, but still doesn't understand. He is easily confused but seldom so quickly.
At least he has company. Wat the Weaver and Cwen are just as lost this time. Bart, the would-be investigator’s apprentice, is the only one who sees this very strange situation as an opportunity.
And that’s a worry in its own right.
Forced to travel to the far north, some fifteen miles away, Hermitage and the others make some alarming discoveries that go so far back in history, even Hermitage didn't see them coming. Still, meeting new people and hearing about their ways broadens the mind. Or threatens the life, one or the other.
As usual, death is always close at hand, and it keeps looking at Brother Hermitage in a funny way.
Then one character turns out to have a secret no one would have guessed. Not even if the threat of death made you guess really hard.
27. Return To The Dingle - Medieval Crime Comedy is now a thing.
With multiple No 1 Best Sellers and nearly a quarter of a million sales, Howard of Warwick continues to muck about with the detective monk.
But this one is a very funny sort of medieval mystery.
Brother Hermitage wants there to be a murder? This can’t be right. In all of his previous excursions, he’s been pretty meticulous about avoiding the things.
When an instruction arrives from the Normans to find a missing person, Hermitage seems keen to shirk his duty. At least that’s a familiar theme. But he’s the King’s Investigator, he doesn’t do missing persons, that must be someone else’s job.
Knowing where the person may have gone missing might explain the trepidation.
The clue’s in the title; De’Ath’s Dingle.
That grim and dreadful monastery, which looms over Hermitage’s life like a falling loom, is calling him back. Perhaps he can try not listening.
It will only be full of the old familiar faces, up to their old revolting tricks. And if someone has gone missing there, all hope is gone.
But a shadow gathers in the west and the monastery is falling into darkness. Well, more darkness than normal.
With Wat, Cwen and Bart, Hermitage tramps his reluctant path back to the Dingle, always hopeful that someone might be murdered on the way as a distraction.
When he finally gets there, things are not at all as they should be. They should be truly awful, but this is simply peculiar. There is obviously something going on.
Hermitage can see it, so why doesn’t anyone else believe him?
And even when there is a murder, it doesn’t help much.
28. Murder Can Be Murder - It's only murder, why is it so difficult?
When Brother Hermitage is approached on the streets of Derby, he knows that it is going to be bad news.
As King William's duly appointed investigator, everything is bad news.
But young Fridolf, an apprentice goldsmith from London has the most bizarre request concerning a murder that Hermitage has ever heard. Still, at least he has the opportunity to make things very clear and put the young man straight before sending him on his way.
Until Wat and Cwen explain that Hermitage hasn't made anything clear at all and that if calamity is to be avoided, some action is needed.
Luckily, for a weaver's workshop, Wat's home has a surfeit of investigators and so a despatch to London will not be a problem. And a trip to London, just to make sure everything is all right, will be a positive pleasure.
Until those despatched get themselves in trouble, of course.
Most unreasonably of all, those wretched Normans have decided that the old Saxon punishment for murder, a hefty fine, is no longer sufficient. They have something much more permanent in mind.
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Overview: Howard of Warwick: the world's best selling author of medieval crime comedy.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
26. The Investigator's Kingdom - Howard of Warwick produces yet more nonsense mystery from days gone by. Just not gone by quite far enough.
The Normans are coming, the Normans are coming. And they’re looking for Brother Hermitage.
This cannot go well. It’s never gone well in the past so why should this time be any different?
King William’s own messenger has come all the way from London looking for Brother Hermitage, the investigator. It can only mean one thing; a really important murder.
Running away or hiding are obviously options, but the king’s messengers don't take “not available” for an answer. Hermitage hears the message and asks for it to be repeated, but still doesn't understand. He is easily confused but seldom so quickly.
At least he has company. Wat the Weaver and Cwen are just as lost this time. Bart, the would-be investigator’s apprentice, is the only one who sees this very strange situation as an opportunity.
And that’s a worry in its own right.
Forced to travel to the far north, some fifteen miles away, Hermitage and the others make some alarming discoveries that go so far back in history, even Hermitage didn't see them coming. Still, meeting new people and hearing about their ways broadens the mind. Or threatens the life, one or the other.
As usual, death is always close at hand, and it keeps looking at Brother Hermitage in a funny way.
Then one character turns out to have a secret no one would have guessed. Not even if the threat of death made you guess really hard.
27. Return To The Dingle - Medieval Crime Comedy is now a thing.
With multiple No 1 Best Sellers and nearly a quarter of a million sales, Howard of Warwick continues to muck about with the detective monk.
But this one is a very funny sort of medieval mystery.
Brother Hermitage wants there to be a murder? This can’t be right. In all of his previous excursions, he’s been pretty meticulous about avoiding the things.
When an instruction arrives from the Normans to find a missing person, Hermitage seems keen to shirk his duty. At least that’s a familiar theme. But he’s the King’s Investigator, he doesn’t do missing persons, that must be someone else’s job.
Knowing where the person may have gone missing might explain the trepidation.
The clue’s in the title; De’Ath’s Dingle.
That grim and dreadful monastery, which looms over Hermitage’s life like a falling loom, is calling him back. Perhaps he can try not listening.
It will only be full of the old familiar faces, up to their old revolting tricks. And if someone has gone missing there, all hope is gone.
But a shadow gathers in the west and the monastery is falling into darkness. Well, more darkness than normal.
With Wat, Cwen and Bart, Hermitage tramps his reluctant path back to the Dingle, always hopeful that someone might be murdered on the way as a distraction.
When he finally gets there, things are not at all as they should be. They should be truly awful, but this is simply peculiar. There is obviously something going on.
Hermitage can see it, so why doesn’t anyone else believe him?
And even when there is a murder, it doesn’t help much.
28. Murder Can Be Murder - It's only murder, why is it so difficult?
When Brother Hermitage is approached on the streets of Derby, he knows that it is going to be bad news.
As King William's duly appointed investigator, everything is bad news.
But young Fridolf, an apprentice goldsmith from London has the most bizarre request concerning a murder that Hermitage has ever heard. Still, at least he has the opportunity to make things very clear and put the young man straight before sending him on his way.
Until Wat and Cwen explain that Hermitage hasn't made anything clear at all and that if calamity is to be avoided, some action is needed.
Luckily, for a weaver's workshop, Wat's home has a surfeit of investigators and so a despatch to London will not be a problem. And a trip to London, just to make sure everything is all right, will be a positive pleasure.
Until those despatched get themselves in trouble, of course.
Most unreasonably of all, those wretched Normans have decided that the old Saxon punishment for murder, a hefty fine, is no longer sufficient. They have something much more permanent in mind.
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26-27
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28. Murder Can Be Murder
https://uploadrar.com/no2c6fekbpsl
(Filehost down) http://www.centfile.com/r94j2g9djufg
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