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Category Archives: Crowner John
The Poisoned Chalice by Bernard Knight
‘Nother Chance November continues with another author that I happily created a page for after reading one book and then never returned to. The series concerns Crowner John, the King’s coroner in Exeter in the late twelfth century. Richard I … Continue reading
The Sanctuary Seeker by Bernard Knight
I’m having a bit of a tour around other medieval mystery writers at the moment – after Michael Jecks, we find Bernard Knight, author of mysteries set in late twelfth century Exeter. Crowner John is the newly appointed coroner, permanently … Continue reading
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