Fidelma of Cashel - sister to the King of Muman, a religieuse of the Celtic Church and an advocate of the Brehon courts - returns in this new collection of fifteen tales. These stories of murder, mayhem, and mystery are not merely spellbinders but also provide insight into the ways and mores of the complex, fascinating society of seventh century... more »

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ISBN-13: 9780312303822 ISBN-10: 0312303823 Publication Date: 5/4/2004 Pages: 384 Rating: Currently 4/5 Stars. 20 4 stars, based on 20 ratings	Publisher: St. Martin's Minotaur Book Type: Paperback Other Versions: Hardcover Members Wishing: 0 Reviews: Member \| Amazon \| Write a Review

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Karen F. (cosmichomicide) reviewed Whispers of the Dead (Sister Fidelma, Bk 15) on 5/18/2006 + 132 more book reviews

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Very cool short story collection. Tremayne notes in the foreword that this group of stories answers questions about Sister Fidelma and the period that he has been asked - essentially if someone posed an interesting question, he wrote a story around the answer. A must read for any Fidelma fan (or any historic or ecclesiastical mystery fan, for that matter).

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Anna S. (annapi) reviewed Whispers of the Dead (Sister Fidelma, Bk 15) on 1/2/2010 + 330 more book reviews

And another fifteen excellent short stories featuring the wise Sister Fidelma. Apart from being clever mysteries, the fascinating background of 7th century Ireland makes this collection well worth reading.