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The Mysterium (2010)

by Paul Doherty(Favorite Author)
3.92 of 5 Votes: 1
ISBN
0755354575 (ISBN13: 9780755354573)
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English
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Hugh Corbett
review 1: Yet another well crafted mystery by PC Doherty. I have been following the adventures of Sir Hugh and his red-haired green-eyed wing man Ranulf for many years. Doherty's recurring characters are vivid; and, the twists in the plot are numerous to keep you guessing right up to the end. Even though I correctly identified the main bad guy and surmised a subplot, I still was not sure I was correct until the end. Long live Sir Hugh and Ranulf!
review 2: I've been following Paul Doherty's medieval mystery series featuring Sir Hugh Corbett for many years now, and his latest novel, The Mysterium is 17th in the series.Set in London in 1304, Hugh Corbett is engaged by the King to investigate two murders which occur shortly after the fall from power of Walter Evesham, Chie
... moref Justice. Evesham himself is soon found slain, and it seems a ghostly assassin is on the hunt with Corbett close behind.The Mysterium is the name of an assassin who stalked London long ago and many believe he has returned; or is this the work of a new killer?Doherty is an expert in transporting the reader to medieval London; I was able to experience the smells, sights and sounds as if I was almost there. I definitely felt cold reading this novel too, it seems every character was cold at some point.This was another great stand alone medieval mystery with Corbett revealing his findings at the end in ordered and thorough detail. Very satisfying for the reader who enjoys finding every loose end tied up. I'd recommend this book to any historical fiction fans, and fans of the crime genre who don't mind going back in time a few hundred years. less
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BeccaluvzDamon
interesting, although I figured it out. Always enjoy Doherty's work.
Ankita
Read about 40 pages and realized i wasn't hooked enough to continue
wafeeq
As with other Hugh Corbett mysteries a very good read, indeed.
rain16
Maybe a bit too well described--though certainly authentic!
bkgirl1221
Boring
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