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A Convenient Solution
by Trevor WhittonFrance, 1308. Whilst King Philippe continues to challenge the Papacy, Jean Bellimont (oblivious to such politics) is leading a quiet, contented life as scribe in the city of Troyes. When his Bishop is arrested on spurious charges and Pope Clement sends an envoy to investigate, Philippe responds by dispatching two of his most trusted Knights. Within days, one of the Cardinals is murdered, and...
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Enjoyed this immensely and also the sequel LIKES this bookEleazar Cano LIKES this book
mite have added that Jean was made a deputy by the Baili. LIKES this bookAllen Bain LIKES this book
This is a great book. Highly recommended. LIKES this bookMp Fdos LIKES this book
Great book. I would recommend it to anyone LIKES this bookJames Jolliffe LIKES this book
Very entertaining read. Great fiction, but fiction that follows historical facts. LIKES this bookIndira LIKES this book
quite an intriguing story that would keep a reader in suspense until the end of the book. Worth reading. LIKES this bookGiles Humphry LIKES this book
I can't believe this guy gives his work away for free LIKES this bookMickey Arnold LIKES this book
Excellent story - hesrtily recommend it! LIKES this bookMaria Pancheva LIKES this book
A wonderful page turner with a nicely interwoven detective story. It kept me "on alert" until the very end. If I have got it right, this is the second book of a sort of trilogy by the same author, standing between Pilgrimage and A Fatal Homecoming LIKES this bookPatricia Flemming LIKES this book
Just excellent for those who enjoy mystery and history all cooked into one. LIKES this bookGraham Chapman LIKES this book
This is an excellent read, very believable with excellent characterisation and plot. I liked this so much I have donated to the author - please write more novels and post them here! LIKES this bookMal Owen LIKES this book
Good insight into a way of life and the harshness inflicted on people by the landowners and royals of the time. Also includes a fine little detective story. LIKES this bookDebbie Baker LIKES this book
Excellent read, very entertaining and hard to "put down". LIKES this bookMike Montocchio LIKES this book
Very enjoyable read. Interesting characters - good story. I enjoyed the historic link - but couldn't help thinking throughout the book how people haven't changed in 700 years! LIKES this bookPamela Blackburn LIKES this book
Very good read, Factual events incorporated into a great story. - character really came alive. excellent - thanks LIKES this bookInes Mundt LIKES this book
like the old english style of writing/thinking..intriguing..enjoyed the three-book series..quick moving with interesting historical information. LIKES this bookBharadwaj Sekar LIKES this book
Simply superb . . . cant stop reading till the last page. LIKES this bookSoumodip Ghosal LIKES this book
yup this is good LIKES this bookBev Landgren LIKES this book
I fond it very good and exciting it was well written . LIKES this bookLinda Correia LIKES this book
I loved the writing style and the Characters were very realistic. Thank you, a truly amazing and enjoyable book. LIKES this bookBill Healy 
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I couldn't walk away from this nicely crafted book, a smaller and less complicated tale of the middle ages reminiscent of the battle between church and state chronicalled in Ken Follett's "Pillars of the Earth." Trevor Whitton has joined the short list of my favorite authors. DISLIKES this bookKk68 LIKES this book
Enjoyed the plot and the sense of humour in the characters LIKES this bookBob Sandlake LIKES this book
I read the first book and liked the twist in the ending,clever. LIKES this bookBill LIKES this book
Good book, remained interesting throughout. LIKES this bookBeaumanoir LIKES this book
This is a brilliantly written historical thriller. LIKES this bookApart from a great whodunit mystery, it depicts a major era of French history which was carefully glossed over when I was a student in France.
I am now going to read the other works from this author.
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