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Description edit
Also published as Relics of the Dead.
1176- The monks of Glastonbury have discovered two skeletons buried in their graveyard - one is tall, like that of a warrior, the other small and delicate. Are these the remains of King Arthur and Guinevere? On hearing of the discovery, King Henry II... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Emma: Add a description of this character.
- Mansur
- Rowley
- Adelia: The protagonist, the Mistress of the Art of Death
- Hilda
- Gyltha
- Rhys
- Allie
- Arthur
- Godwyn
- Master Roetger
- Millie
- Eustace
- Wolf
- Henry Plantagenet
- Sigward
- Will
- Lady Wolvercote
- Albans
- Alf
- Guinevere
- Geoffrey
- Scarry
- Brother Peter
- Brother James
- Pippy
- Master Dickon
- Mlie
- Pilgrim
- Wells
- Maggie
- Caradoc
- Master Robert
- Master Thomas
- De Luci
- Brother Aelwyn
- Lazarus
- Salerno
- Bolt
- Mama
- Norman
- Mlle
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"And God was angry with His people of Somerset so that, in the year of Our Lord 1154, on the day after Saint Stephen, He caused an earthquake that it might punish them for their sins...."
Series & Lists edit
This is book 3 of 4 in Mistress of the Art of Death. (standard series)
Preceded by The Serpent's Tale, and followed by A Murderous Procession.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Ariana Franklin (Author) - Ariana Franklin also writes under Diana Norman.
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons
Country: USA
Publication Date: 19 March 2009
ISBN: 0399155449
Page Count: 352
Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons
Country: USA
Publication Date: 19 March 2009
ISBN: 0399155449
Page Count: 352
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: PR6064 073G73 2009
- Dewey: 823.914
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