Coming to a book repository near you very soon, The 1066 via Derby.
The Normans are in town; beware, be careful or be dead.
When Brother Hermitage is presented with a perfectly natural dead body to deal with, he doesn’t believe a word of it.
It’ll be murder, of course it will be murder. And it probably won’t have come alone…
The 18th Chronicle of Brother Hermitage brings the Normans home to roost, and the fox in already in the hen house…
News for October 14th; Saxon Nobles are advised to avoid the Hastings area where there is congestion caused by a number of Normans blocking the beach at Pevensey. Alternative routes via Battle are available but are taken at your own risk. The 1066 To Hastings, available to order now…
Not only does the latest tome, The 1066 to Hastings become the No 1 hot new release, its distant ancestor, The Heretics of De’Ath becomes No 1 in the chart. Every day, somone in the world buys a Chronicle of Brother Hermitage; this person must be found and stopped….
A book fair, no less. Rides on all the books, candyfloss optional. The Howard of Warwick travelling paperback stall will be at Henley-in-Arden Memorial Hall, Station Road, on Sunday the 17th of November 2019, between 10 am and 4 pm. Now you have good reason to be somewhere else…
The 1066 From Normandy pulls into a reading room near you. This time in paper and electrons, it tells yet another tale of Brother Hermitage. That’s Chronicle no 16, which seems a little over-indulgent if I may make so bold.
This time the subject matter is taxing in the extreme; and it’s King William’s tax so Hermitage had better get things sorted out. The first thing to try and sort out is what tax is in the first place. Wat the Weaver seems to know a lot about it, perhaps a little too much.
And if tax alone wasn’t enough there’s some death to go with it; which is much more up Hermitage’s habit… now read on.