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The Heretic's apprentice

In the summer of 1143, two important visitors arrive at the Abbey of Saint Peter and Saint Paul--one dead, one alive. The visitor in the coffin is William of Lythwood, come to be buried in the abbey's grounds. But the other visitor, the mighty prelate Gerbert, remembers that William had been accused of heretical views, and tries to prevent the burial. When a violent death ensues, Brother Cadfael is called once again from his herb garden to solve the murder.

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  • "In the summer of 1143, two important visitors arrive at the Abbey of Saint Peter and Saint Paul--one dead, one alive. The visitor in the coffin is William of Lythwood, come to be buried in the abbey's grounds. But the other visitor, the mighty prelate Gerbert, remembers that William had been accused of heretical views, and tries to prevent the burial. When a violent death ensues, Brother Cadfael is called once again from his herb garden to solve the murder."@en
  • "In the summer of 1143, two important visitors arrive at the Abbey of Saint Peter and Saint Paul one dead, one very much alive and set to wreak havoc within the tiny Benedictine Community. William of Lythwood, the visitor in the coffin, has come to be buried in the Abbey's grounds, and it is the dedicated mission of his attendant Elave to carry out his master's final wish. But Gerbert, the mighty prelate and guest of the Benedictines, remembers that William had been reproved for heretical views, and so tries to block Elave's plea. When a violent death ensues, Brother Cadfael is called once again from his herb garden to turn detective and solve the murder but matters are complicated still further by the marvelous treasure box in Elave's care.""@en
  • "In the summer of 1143, two important visitors arrive at the Abbey of Saint Peter and Saint Paul one dead, one very much alive and set to wreak havoc within the tiny Benedictine Community. William of Lythwood, the visitor in the coffin, has come to be buried in the Abbey's grounds, and it is the dedicated mission of his attendant Elave to carry out his master's final wish. But Gerbert, the mighty prelate and guest of the Benedictines, remembers that William had been reproved for heretical views, and so tries to block Elave's plea. When a violent death ensues, Brother Cadfael is called once again from his herb garden to turn detective and solve the murder but matters are complicated still further by the marvelous treasure box in Elave's care. ""
  • "Brother Cadfael joins Sheriff Hugh Beringer in solving the mystery of the Benedictine monk who is brought back dead from a pilgrimage. The sixteenth book in the Brother Cadfael chronicles."@en
  • "A coffin, a heresy, and a murder keep Brother Cadfael from tending to the abbey's roses."@en
  • "Medieval murder mystery."@en

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  • "Historical fiction"@en
  • "Historical fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "History"@en
  • "History"
  • "Audiobooks"@en
  • "Audiobooks"
  • "Mystery fiction"@en
  • "Mystery fiction"
  • "Downloadable audio books"@en

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  • "The Heretic's apprentice"@en
  • "The heretic's apprentice"@en
  • "The heretic's apprentice"

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