Falconer and the Death of Kings (William Falconer, 8) - Softcover

Morson, Ian

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1847513107 ISBN 13: 9781847513106

Publisher: Severn House, 2011

Synopsis

Oxford, January 1273. Regent Master William Falconer and his companion, Thomas Symon, are on their way to Paris after Falconer received a cryptic message from Friar Roger Bacon, an old friend who has came into conflict with the church. Falconer finds his friend incarcerated in a friary and must come up with a plan to ensure his release.

About this title

About the Author:

Ian Morson studied at Oxford University and lives in Berkhamsted, England. He is the author of ""Falconer's Crusade.""

From Publishers Weekly:

Set in early 1273, Morson's solid eighth Master William Falconer mystery (after 2010's Falconer's Trial) takes the Oxford regent master to France to study how a bishop's attempt to curtail the teaching of Aristotle has affected the University of Paris curriculum, a mission that fortunately coincides with a summons there from his old friend Roger Bacon, a friar obsessed with scientific experiments. Before Falconer sets sail, Sir Humphrey Segrim, whose wife Falconer was accused of murdering in the previous book, asks the Oxford teacher to probe whether the Knights Templar were behind her murder. On reaching Paris, Falconer ends up investigating the suspicious death of a student who fell from the top of a cathedral as well as some cold cases involving the English royal family. Morson smoothly juggles the numerous plot lines up to the gripping conclusion. (Apr.)
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About this edition

• Publisher: Severn House
• Publication date: 2011
• ISBN 10: 1847513107
• ISBN 13: 9781847513106
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 224