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Old 10-17-2018, 11:58 AM   #2625
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A Psalm for Falconer is the fourth in the William Falconer historical series by Ian Morson. I started reading this series back when I had periodic business trips to the UK and would pick up pounds (or kilos) of historical mysteries in DTB to haul home, mostly titles that were unavailable or really hard to find in the US. E-books are so much easier , but Morson's titles only very very rarely go on sale, so I'm happy to see this one drop to $2.48 at Kindle US.

link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0087FDD54

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Regent Master William Falconer leaves 13th Century Oxford in order to travel to the remote Conishead Priory on Lancaster Bay with the intention of studying the scientific manuscripts in the Priory Library. Before leaving Oxford a nun is discovered murdered at nearby Godstow Abbey and upon arrival at Conishead he discovers a Priory full of intrigue and secrets accumulating in the sands of the bay giving up after 15 years the body of a missing monk. Falconer’s stamina is sorely tested as he considers murders both old and new.
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