The Medieval Murderers – Various Free Audiobook

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Sword of Shame (2006)

A novel by The Medieval Murderers read by Paul Mathews

Length:- 14hrs 54mins

From its first arrival in Britain, with the Norman forces of William the Conqueror, violence and revenge are the cursed sword’s constant companions. From an election-rigging scandal in 13th century Venice to the battlefield of Poitiers in 1356, as the Sword of Shame passes from owner to owner in this compelling collection of interlinked mysteries, it brings nothing but bad luck and disgrace to all who possess it.

House of Shadows (2007)

A novel by The Medieval Murderers read by Paul Mathews

Length:-14hrs 54mins

Bermondsey Priory, 1114. A young chaplain succumbs to the temptations of the flesh – and suffers a gruesome punishment. From that moment, the monastery is cursed and over the next five hundred years murder and treachery abound within its hallowed walls. A beautiful young bride found dead two days before her wedding. A ghostly figure that warns of impending doom. A plot to depose King Edward II. Mad monks and errant priests…even the poet Chaucer finds himself drawn into the dark deeds and violent death which pervade this unhappy place

King Arthur’s Bones (2009)

A novel by The Medieval Murderers read by Paul Mathews

Length:- 14hrs 10 mins

1191. During excavation work at Glastonbury Abbey, an ancient leaden cross is discovered buried several feet below the ground. Inscribed on the cross are the words: Hic iacet sepultus inclitus rex arturius in insula avalonia. Here lies buried the renowned King Arthur in the Isle of Avalon. Beneath the cross, the labourers uncover a male and a female skeleton. Could these really be the remains of the legendary King Arthur and his queen, Guinevere? As the monks debate the implications of this extraordinary discovery, the bones disappear – spirited away by the mysterious Guardians, determined to keep King Arthur’s remains safe until, it is believed, he will return in the hour of his country’s greatest need. Over the following centuries, many famous historical figures including King Edward I, Shakespeare and even Napolean become entangled in the remarkable story of the fabled bones.