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Search - A Gift of Sanctuary (Owen Archer, Bk 6)
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A Gift of Sanctuary - Owen Archer, Bk 6 Author: Mayhem and miracles in Wales beckon Owen Archer back to his roots... and to a ruthless killer. — In the wet spring of 1370, a time of political unrest, a murdered man is left outside the gates of St. David's, Wales. Not far away, a wounded stranger, drenched in blood -- not all of it his own -- is carried to sanctuary by a wandering bard. And a m... more »
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1 member(s) found this review helpful.
owen archer takes his father in law sir robert,on pilgrimage to wales. where owen was born. his father in law is elderly and feeling ill,wants to make this trip before it's too late. owen is conflicted in his home land learns what has happened to his family.
of course he's goat roped into spying,meets some old friends, finds new ones.
this book has less of his wife and family than others. but you learn alot about other
characters in the series. if you are reading the books in order it's almost required
as you will find in the books to follow.
more 'meat on the bone' in this story than in some of the others.
and again you learn about the time in history from the grass roots point of view.
of course he's goat roped into spying,meets some old friends, finds new ones.
this book has less of his wife and family than others. but you learn alot about other
characters in the series. if you are reading the books in order it's almost required
as you will find in the books to follow.
more 'meat on the bone' in this story than in some of the others.
and again you learn about the time in history from the grass roots point of view.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Candace Robb delivers again!An excellant Owen Archer mystery set against Medieval Wales. A good read if you enjoy the Owen Archer series!
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This one was a bit confusing...too many names that were similar. Or maybe it was just me...I didnt get who half the people in the story were until I read the authors notes. Is he a monk or a bard or both?
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