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Set in medieval London, this gripping historical mystery follows Brother Athelstan as he investigates a series of brutal murders linked to the Free Company of the Via Crucis. The narrative unfolds against a backdrop of political tension in 1382, with victims who were once part of the notorious group. As Athelstan collaborates with Coroner Cranston, they face a complex web of clues that could determine the fate of the nation. The story promises intricate plotting and rich historical detail, appealing to fans of C.J. Sansom.

Set in the medieval period, this gripping mystery by Paul Doherty is crafted to captivate readers who enjoy the works of C. J. Sansom, E. M. Powell, and Bernard Cornwell. It promises a blend of historical intrigue and compelling narrative that will keep fans of the genre engaged.

Paul Doherty's twenty-fourth enthralling medieval mystery is sure to appeal to fans of C. J. Sansom, E. M. Powell and Bernard Cornwell.

Set in a post-pandemic landscape facing environmental challenges, the book explores the evolution of urban planning and development. Paul Doherty presents a comprehensive approach that combines information technology and sustainable development goals to create smart cities. He provides practical strategies, master plans, and real-world examples, aiming to reshape urban experiences and promote social responsibility. This work challenges traditional paradigms, offering valuable insights for practitioners, urban developers, and policymakers in a data-driven society.

A gathering of the world's top detectives at Styles manor sets the stage for a thrilling mystery as they attempt to thwart a major crime. With cocktails flowing at midnight, the detectives must navigate a web of deception and danger, questioning whether they can outsmart a cunning criminal or if they have unwittingly stepped into a deadly trap. The atmosphere promises intrigue and excitement as they race against time to solve the case.

When Margaret Beaufort is invited to George Neville's beautiful home 'The Moor' to investigate some gruesome murders she knows dark forces are at play. She suspects there is a link to the fateful battle of Barnet and the murderer who seems relentless in his thirst for blood. She must tread carefully in this dangerous game of kings!

Friar-sleuth Brother Athelstan is summoned to investigate the suspicious deaths of two clerks who work for John of Gaunt's sinister Master of Secrets. If it was murder, how did the killer breach a maze of locked doors without a trace? Athelstan must uncover the truth in this gripping historical mystery set in medieval London.

Paul Doherty's twenty-third enthralling medieval mystery is sure to appeal to fans of C. J. Sansom, E. M. Powell and Bernard Cornwell.

London, 1382. The Crown's treasury, the most secure chamber in the kingdom, has been robbed, and the five guards brutally killed. Brother Athelstan is set to investigate, but he has problems of his own. A body is found in the nave of his parish church, identified as a craftsman who fashioned the complex locks to the royal treasure chamber . . .