Peter Treymayne Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

Der Tod des Abts Irland im Herbst 672: Als Fidelma und Eadulf das Kloster Dair Inis erreichen, ist Abt Brocc, der sie zu Hilfe gerufen hat, bereits tot. Es heißt, ein Grauer Geist hätte ihm den Tod prophezeit, und die Prophezeiung habe sich erfüllt. Doch der Abt wurde ermordet. Warum musste er sterben? Fidelma und Eadulf stoßen auf verworrene Machtverhältnisse und alte Vorurteile, die auch auf Fidelmas Bruder, König Colgú von Muman, verhängnisvolle Auswirkungen haben könnten. Ihre Mission erweist sich als gefährliches Abenteuer. »Peter Tremayne gehört auf den Krimithron Großbritanniens.« Literaturmarkt, Susann Fleischer

DANCING WITH DEMONS is the eighteenth compelling mystery in Peter Tremayne's much-loved series featuring 7th-century Irish super-sleuth Sister Fidelma

Investigating the murder of an eminent scholar who was robbed of mysterious manuscripts, Sister Fidelma and her companion, Brother Eadulf, are quickly targeted by the same killer in a case that is complicated by divisive personal problems. By the author of The Council of the Cursed.

During a pilgrimage from Ireland to the Shrine of St. James in Spain, a pilgrim disappears overboard, leaving a blood-stained robe behind, and Fidelma of Cashel sets out to uncover the truth before the ship reaches the shrine and the killer can vanish forever. Reprint.

Following the success of previous anthologies, popular editor Mike Ashley has curated a collection of over twenty new stories from acclaimed writers, including Stephen Baxter, Peter Tremayne, and Margaret Frazer. This anthology features regal detectives and victims such as Mary Queen of Scots, George IV, and Princess Anastasia of Russia, among others. The stories include intriguing titles like "The Snows of Saint Stephen" by M.G. Owen, "Night's Black Agents" by Peter Tremayne, and "Accidental Death" by Tom Holt. Readers will encounter historical mysteries such as "The White Ship Murders" by Susanna Gregory and "Who Killed Fair Rosamund?" by Tina & Tony Rath. Other contributions include "Provenance" by Liz Holliday, "A Frail Young Life" by Renee Vink, and "Perfect Shadows" by Edward Marston. Additionally, tales like "Borgia by Blood" by Claire Griffen and "The Curse of the Unborn Dead" by Derek Wilson delve into darker themes, while "The Gaze of the Falcon" by Andrew Lane and "Natural Causes" by Martin Edwards offer unique twists. This anthology promises a captivating blend of historical intrigue and mystery, showcasing the talents of both established and emerging writers in the genre.

SHROUD FOR THE ARCHBISHOP is the second gripping mystery in Peter Tremayne's much-loved series featuring 7th-century Irish super-sleuth Sister Fidelma