King Arthur's Bones (Medieval Murderers)

King Arthur's Bones (Medieval Murderers)

by Bernard Knight (Author), Michael Jecks (Author), Michael Jecks (Author), Philip Gooden (Author), Bernard Knight (Author), Michael Jecks (Author), The Medieval Murderers (Author), Susanna Gregory (Author), Ian Morson (Author)

Synopsis

1191. During excavation work at Glastonbury Abbey, an ancient leaden cross is discovered buried several feet below the ground. Inscribed on it are the words: Hic iacet sepultus inclitus rex arturius ...Here lies buried the renowned King Arthur. Beneath the cross are skeletal remains. Could this really be the legendary King Arthur and his queen, Guinevere? As the monks debate the implications of this extraordinary discovery, the bones disappear - spirited away by the mysterious Guardians, determined to keep King Arthur's remains safe until the legend is fulfilled and he returns to protect his country in in the hour of its greatest need. A missing right hand. A gang of ruthless bodysnatchers. Brother accused of killing brother. As the secret of the bones' hiding place is passed from generation to generation, those entrusted to safeguard the king's remains must withstand treachery, theft, blackmail and murder in order to keep the legend intact.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 405
Publisher: Simon & Schuster UK
Published: 01 Jun 2009

ISBN 10: 1847373461
ISBN 13: 9781847373465

Media Reviews
Memorable characters, steadily absorbing period background . . . a commendable achievement. -- Kirkus Reviews
Lively and intelligent . . . set vividly in turbulent medieval England. -- Publishers Weekly
Author Bio
Bernard Knight, a former Home Office pathologist, is the author of the acclaimed Crowner John series. Former police officer Susanna Gregory's novels feature Matthew Bartholomew, a C14th Cambridge physician. Karen Maitland is the author of the Sunday Times bestselling C14th mysteries Company of Liars and The Owl Killers. Philip Gooden writes Shakespearean murder mysteries. Ian Morson is the author of the Oxford-based Falconer series.