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Falconer’s Trial

by Ian Morson Book 7 in the William Falconer Medieval Mysteries series.

First published 2009

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Oxford, 1272. Lady Ann Segrim, Falconer’s former lover, is found poisoned, and the evidence is arranged to make him the obvious suspect. Imprisoned and facing trial, Falconer must depend on Peter Bullock and Thomas Symon to apply his methods without him.

Ann had been investigating the death of a nun, and a second killing shows that the cases are connected. The investigation moves through the nunnery and Falconer’s own relationships, exposing a murderer who uses reputation, intimacy and institutional silence as weapons.

Historical Periods

Reign of Henry III of England1216–1272 CE Thirteenth-Century Oxford and the Early Universityc. 1200–1300 CE

Genres

Crime & Mystery Gothic Fiction Historical Thriller

Historical people

Henry III of England1207–1272

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