Michael Jecks The Crediton Killings Knights Templar Mystery pb 1st print 2006

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Publication Year: 2005 Book Title: Crediton Killings : a Knights Templar Mystery Features: Reprint IsTextBook: No Vintage: No Country of Origin: United States Item Weight: 6.8 Oz Weight: 0 lbs Publisher: HarperCollins Author: Michael Jecks Book Series: knights templar Inscribed: No Personalized: No Binding: Mass Market Paperback height: 1 in Item Height: 1 in Illustrator: Yes width: 4.2 in Item Width: 4.2 in Era: 2000s Narrative Type: Fiction Genre: Fiction Signed: No Ex Libris: No Product Group: Book ISBN: 9780060846541 Personalize: No Language: English Number of Pages: 400 Pages Item Length: 6.8 in Original Language: English Topic: Thrillers / Crime, Thrillers / Historical, Mystery & Detective / General Type: Novel Format: Perfect

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Michael Jecks The Crediton Killings Knights Templar Mystery pb 1st print 2006. But it is the grim discovery of the body of a young girl hidden in a chest that unleashes a village-wide plague of fear and suspicion. Stemming the chaos may be beyond the powers of two dedicated upholders of the law. Michael Jecks, The Crediton Killings, A Knights Templar (#4) Mystery paperback, Avon first printing 2006, some spine creasing, very good condition. They were warrior monks, dedicated to the protection of pilgrims in the Holy Land—until an avaricious king who wanted their wealth savagely destroyed the order. One knight, however, escaped the stake, vowing justice for his innocent murdered brothers. An Ill Wind The arrival of the eminent Bishop of Exeter to the small Devonshire town of Crediton—coupled with the unwanted appearance of a particularly unsavory band of mercenary soldiers—has made life exceedingly difficult for Simon Puttock, bailiff of Lydford, and ex-Knight Templar Baldwin Furnshill, Keeper of the King's Peace. But it is the grim discovery of the body of a young girl hidden in a chest that unleashes a village-wide plague of fear and suspicion. Stemming the chaos may be beyond the powers of two dedicated upholders of the law. For the Crediton killings have only just begun—and each murder to follow threatens to be more heinous and baffling than the one before.