Trip to Jerusalem : The dramatic Elizabethan whodunnit

Name: Trip to Jerusalem
Brand: Allison & Busby
SKU: 9780749010232
Price: 1600 KES
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 9780749010232

by Edward Marston

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Format Paperback / softback

Book Series Nicholas Bracewell

ISBN-10 0749010231

ISBN-13 9780749010232

Publisher Allison & Busby

Imprint Allison & Busby

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Mar 26th, 2012

Print length 320 Pages

Weight 228 grams

Dimensions 19.80 x 13.50 x 2.00 cms

Product Classification: Historical crime and mysteries Historical mysteries

KSh 1,600.00

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When the deathly horrors of the Black Plague decimate London's audiences, the troupe of players called Lord Westfield's Men take to the high road. But wherever they go, they are thwarted by misfortune and baffled by mysteries. Their scripts are stolen, their players abducted. A dead man walks, and a beautiful woman hears the voice of God.

For Lord Westfield''s Men, every high road leads to death.When the deathly horrors of the Black Plague decimate the audiences in London''s theatres, the acclaimed troupe of players called Lord Westfield''s Men take to the high road to seek out fresh audiences. But wherever they go, they are thwarted by misfortune, and are baffled by mysteries. Their scripts are stolen, their players abducted. A dead man walks, and a beautiful woman hears the voice of God.Only one man is clever enough to match swords with the troupe''s burgeoning troubles. Upon Nicholas Bracewell, the company''s bookholder and mainstay, falls the burden that may cost him his life - as they head for an ancient inn called the Trip to Jerusalem, where the last act of a bloody drama is about to begin.

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