Master of Souls: A Mystery of Ancient Ireland: 16 (Mysteries of Ancient Ireland) - Softcover

"Tremayne never fails to deliver a fascinating and intriguing read. Besides the complex mystery found within, his books are rich in Irish history and lore . . . For all fans of medieval novels, especially mysteries, Tremayne's latest in the Sister Fidelma series is a gratifying read." --"Anniston Star" ..". pitch-perfect ... Once again, Tremayne ... transports the reader to an unfamiliar time and place with a sure scholarly touch.""--Publishers Weekly""" "Fidelma gathers up all the loose strings of her investigation and brings the case to a stunning conclusion.""--Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)""" """Tremayne, the pseudonym of Celtic scholar Peter Beresford Ellis, writes so authentically about this remote time period that readers will feel they are there in every way. His densely plotted stories are a delight for those who love puzzle mysteries.""--Library Journal"

Tremayne never fails to deliver a fascinating and intriguing read. Besides the complex mystery found within, his books are rich in Irish history and lore . . . For all fans of medieval novels, especially mysteries, Tremayne's latest in the Sister Fidelma series is a gratifying read. "Anniston Star"

... pitch-perfect ... Once again, Tremayne ... transports the reader to an unfamiliar time and place with a sure scholarly touch. "Publishers Weekly"

Fidelma gathers up all the loose strings of her investigation and brings the case to a stunning conclusion. "Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)"

Tremayne, the pseudonym of Celtic scholar Peter Beresford Ellis, writes so authentically about this remote time period that readers will feel they are there in every way. His densely plotted stories are a delight for those who love puzzle mysteries. "Library Journal""

Tremayne never fails to deliver a fascinating and intriguing read. Besides the complex mystery found within, his books are rich in Irish history and lore . . . For all fans of medieval novels, especially mysteries, Tremayne's latest in the Sister Fidelma series is a gratifying read. Anniston Star

... pitch-perfect ... Once again, Tremayne ... transports the reader to an unfamiliar time and place with a sure scholarly touch. Publishers Weekly

Fidelma gathers up all the loose strings of her investigation and brings the case to a stunning conclusion. Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)

Tremayne, the pseudonym of Celtic scholar Peter Beresford Ellis, writes so authentically about this remote time period that readers will feel they are there in every way. His densely plotted stories are a delight for those who love puzzle mysteries. Library Journal

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"Tremayne never fails to deliver a fascinating and intriguing read. Besides the complex mystery found within, his books are rich in Irish history and lore . . . For all fans of medieval novels, especially mysteries, Tremayne's latest in the Sister Fidelma series is a gratifying read." --Anniston Star

..". pitch-perfect ... Once again, Tremayne ... transports the reader to an unfamiliar time and place with a sure scholarly touch." --Publishers Weekly

"Fidelma gathers up all the loose strings of her investigation and brings the case to a stunning conclusion." --Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)

"Tremayne, the pseudonym of Celtic scholar Peter Beresford Ellis, writes so authentically about this remote time period that readers will feel they are there in every way. His densely plotted stories are a delight for those who love puzzle mysteries." --Library Journal

Sister Fidelma and Brother Eadulf investigate the brutal killing of Abbess Faife and the disappearances of six young female religieuse accompanying her on a pilgrimage, looking for a link between these crimes and the bludgeoning death of an aging abbey scholar and the mysterious leader of a group of wreckers responsible for the destruction of a ship off the coast of Ireland. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.