The Second Cadfael Omnibus

The Second Cadfael Omnibus by Ellis Peters, published by Warner Futura in 1993, is a comprehensive collection that spans 560 pages. This edition presents a narrative centered around a marriage arranged between an aging nobleman and a young woman, both of whom are coerced by their greedy guardians. The story unfolds in Shrewsbury, where a brutal murder prompts Brother Cadfael to investigate the leper house of Saint Giles, a potential sanctuary for the fleeing man.
Readers will find a blend of mystery and suspense as the plot delves into the complexities of the arranged marriage and the ensuing chaos. The narrative explores themes of coercion and survival, set against the backdrop of medieval society. This omnibus edition offers an engaging exploration of the characters’ motivations and the consequences of their actions, making it a notable addition for those interested in mystery and thriller genres.
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The leper of Saint Giles: A marriage has been arranged between an aging nobleman and a very young woman, ill-matched but coerced by greedy guardians. When both parties arrive in Shrewsbury, a savage killing leads Brother Cadfael to the leper house of Saint Giles – a possible refuge for the hunted man.
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