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Hawkenlye Series
by Alys Clare
The new novel in the popular Hawkenlye series:
Autumn 1196. A secretive stranger arrives at New Winnowlands, and Sir Josse d'Acquin guesses that he is a returning Crusader. Josse seeks the assistance of Abbess Helewise of Hawkenlye to have the man's injuries treated in the infirmary. But then the various demons who are on the mans trail begin to turn up, and Josse realizes that his mysterious guest has brought with him a terrible secret . . .
"A lurid subplot set in the Holy Land adds to the suspense." - Publishers Weekly
"Starred Review. Adroitly weaving medieval history into a rousing and mystical tale, the latest in the Hawkenlye series...may be Clare's best yet." - Kirkus Reviews.
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