The Nightingale Gallery
The Nightingale Gallery by Paul Doherty, published by Canelo US on October 18, 2022, is a historical thriller set in the tumultuous 14th century. This edition spans 304 pages and is presented in English. The narrative unfolds in 1376, following the deaths of the Black Prince and King Edward III, which ignites a fierce power struggle among nobles and merchant princes vying for control of Britain. Amidst this chaos, the murder of Sir Thomas Springall prompts Sir John Cranston, the coroner of London, to launch an investigation, aided by Brother Athelstan, a Dominican monk.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a gripping tale of intrigue and danger as Cranston and Athelstan navigate the treacherous landscape of medieval politics. The story delves into themes of ambition and betrayal, revealing the dark undercurrents that threaten the stability of the realm. This book serves as the first installment in a historical mystery series, appealing to those interested in action and adventure set against a richly detailed historical backdrop.
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In the 14th century, when the prince and king die from disease, a terrible power struggle threatens the very core of Britain.
In 1376, the Black Prince dies of a terrible sickness, closely followed by his father, King Edward III, in 1377. Nobles and Merchant Princes gather like wolves around the empty throne, and one of them, Sir Thomas Springall, is murdered within a few days of the old king’s death. Sir John Cranston, the coroner of London, is ordered to investigate. He is assisted by Brother Athelstan, a Dominican monk. Soon enough, they are drawn into a dark and terrifying web of intrigue.
The first in a scintillating historical mystery series, perfect for fans of C. J. Sansom and S. J. Parris.
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