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Old 01-21-2012, 08:45 AM   #19
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Also, if Medieval mysteries is what you want, then it is easily the best book within the genre. Ellis' Cadfael books are enjoyable enough, but Eco's Name of the Rose is a true masterpiece.
I completely agree. The Brother Cadfael books are a fun read; "Name of the Rose" is a work of genius - a true masterpiece.
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