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Tag Archives: Cadfael
Book Review: The Raven In The Foregate
The twelfth novel in the Brother Cadfael series, I read this one a bit out of order [1], but it was not too much of a loss because this particular novel was not referenced in the other two that I … Continue reading
Book Review: The Rose Rent
The Rose Rent, by Ellis Peters The thirteenth novel in the Brother Cadfael series, which I am reading a bit out of order right now by mistake [1], this novel is one that strikes rather close to me in several … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, Love & Marriage
Tagged Cadfael, death, England, mystery
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Book Review: The Hermit Of Eyton Forest
The Hermit Of Eyton Forest, by Ellis Peters Technically, this is the fourteenth novel in the Brother Cadfael series [1], as I have not been able to get the twelfth novel in the series yet from the library, and I … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History, Love & Marriage
Tagged Cadfael, death, mystery
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Book Review: An Excellent Mystery
An Excellent Mystery, by Ellis Peters The eleventh book in the Brother Cadfael series [1], this book is different from much of the series in that it actually does not involve a murder at its heart. To be sure, the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History, Love & Marriage
Tagged Cadfael, death, mystery
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Book Review: The Pilgrim Of Hate
The Pilgrim Of Hate, by Ellis Peters The tenth book [1] in the Brother Cadfael series, this book offers a murder mystery with a few twists. For one, this is a murder mystery without any forensics, as the body of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History, Love & Marriage
Tagged Cadfael, death, mystery
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Book Review: Dead Man’s Ransom
Dead Man’s Ransom, by Ellis Peters The ninth book in the Brother Cadfael series [1], this particular book trods on fairly familiar ground, but immensely satisfying and with some twists. For example, like some of the other books, this novel … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History, Love & Marriage, Military History
Tagged Cadfael, death, divine providence, mystery
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Book Review: The Devil’s Novice
The Devil’s Novice, by Ellis Peters The titular character in this eighth novel of the Brother Cadfael series [1] is a young man who has been taken in as a novice in order to escape a charge for murder that … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History, Love & Marriage
Tagged Cadfael, death, mystery, politics, PTSD
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Book Review: The Sanctuary Sparrow
The Sanctuary Sparrow, by Ellis Peters The title character in the seventh [1] Brother Cadfael mystery novel is a young man who escapes from a lynch mob by claiming the right of sanctuary at the abbey where Cadfael lives, after … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History, Love & Marriage
Tagged Cadfael, death, family, mystery
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Book Review: The Virgin In The Ice
The Virgin In The Ice, by Ellis Peters As the sixth novel [1] in the Brother Cadfael series, this novel adds some wrinkles to the series. For one, profoundly, it introduces a brave and gallant young liege-at-arms to an Angvin … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History, Love & Marriage
Tagged Cadfael, death, England, family, mystery, rape
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Book Review: The Leper Of St. Giles
The Leper Of St. Giles, by Ellis Peters The fifth book [1] of the Cadfael Chronicles, this one deals with a complicated murder involving a mean-tempered old man with a long-term mistress and a squire in love with the very … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, Love & Marriage
Tagged Cadfael, death, family, mystery
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