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Old 06-14-2018, 08:40 PM   #2202
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The Dragon of Handale is the 5th in the Hildegard of Meaux series by Cassandra Clark. One edition of this title is on US Kindle Countdown at $0.99 for about 1 3/4 more days. Be careful, there is another Kindle edition for $7.99, so use the link and check carefully before you buy!

link: https://www.amazon.com/DRAGON-HANDAL...dp/B00D42C2IY/

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In the fifth in this stellar series Hildegard returns from pilgrimage to Compostela only to be sent by her Prioress to the remote and sinister Handale Priory. Used as a house of correction for sinning nuns, it lies in the north of the county in the middle of a vast wood and is run by the ambiguous Abbess Basilda and her close group of hard-faced acolytes. Hildegard discovers the corpse of a young man in the morgue and is told that the dragon of Handale has killed him. But Hildegard does not believe in dragons. Warned against walking in the woods she refuses to be penned in like a prisoner and discovers a secret tower, locked and barred, with armed men on guard. What is so valuable that it needs a guard? Has it anything to do with the mystery of the young man's death? And why have assassins been pursuing the King's courier across the savage moorland only to murder him at a lonely wayside tavern? Hildegard risks all dangers to seek out the truth.
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