A Confessional Tale - C.N. Creitz torrent

Category: Historical Fiction, Mystery, Novel
Language: EnglishKeywords: 14th Century Medieval Mystery
Written by C.N. Creitz
Read by Tobias Forbes
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A Confessional Tale
A Father Thomas Medieval Mystery, Book 1
By: C N Creitz
Narrated by: Tobias Forbes
Series: A Father Thomas Medieval Mystery, Book 1
Length: 9 hrs and 25 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release date: 12-11-2020
Language: English
Publisher: C N Creitz
Politics, religion, and international intrigue paint a gripping portrait of England in the months prior to the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, but in a book where there are no pure ideals, perfect heroes, or irredeemable villains, history becomes personal.
Schism splits the Catholic Church, a teenaged king sits on England’s throne, John Wycliffe protests, Piers Plowman complains, Geoffrey Chaucer tells tales. But closer to the ground, on Halloween night at St. Michael’s Church in St. Albans, a walking corpse confesses to Vicar Thomas Bell. At least, that is how the priest imagines the shadowy figure, reeking of death, who crouched behind the screen. A crime in St. Albans reveals layer upon layer of wider misdeeds and their consequences.
©2017 Carol N. Creitz (P)2020 Carol N. Creitz
P.S. If you say thank you, you get another book. ;)
A Confessional Tale
A Father Thomas Medieval Mystery, Book 1
By: C N Creitz
Narrated by: Tobias Forbes
Series: A Father Thomas Medieval Mystery, Book 1
Length: 9 hrs and 25 mins
Unabridged Audiobook
Release date: 12-11-2020
Language: English
Publisher: C N Creitz

Politics, religion, and international intrigue paint a gripping portrait of England in the months prior to the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, but in a book where there are no pure ideals, perfect heroes, or irredeemable villains, history becomes personal.

Schism splits the Catholic Church, a teenaged king sits on England’s throne, John Wycliffe protests, Piers Plowman complains, Geoffrey Chaucer tells tales. But closer to the ground, on Halloween night at St. Michael’s Church in St. Albans, a walking corpse confesses to Vicar Thomas Bell. At least, that is how the priest imagines the shadowy figure, reeking of death, who crouched behind the screen. A crime in St. Albans reveals layer upon layer of wider misdeeds and their consequences.

©2017 Carol N. Creitz (P)2020 Carol N. Creitz

P.S. If you say thank you, you get another book. ;)