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The Sempster's Tale |
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| eBook: Microsoft Reader | 8.26 x 5.23in | 352 pages | ISBN 9781436282734 | 02 Jan 2007 | Berkley |
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Dame Frevisse is in London to recover gold from the coffers of the murdered Duke of Suffolk and give it to her cousin. Frevisse's co-conspirators in this secrecy are seamstress Anne Blakehall and her lover, a Jewish trader smuggling the gold through Anne's shop. But their mission is jeopardized when a crucified body is discovered, supposedly scarred with Hebrew letters, stirring up anti-Semitic sentiment in the populace.
What Frazer...gets absolutely right in The Sempster's Tale are the attitudes of the characters. (Detroit Free Press)
Engrossing...Frazer offers careful historical detail and characters you'll want to befriend. (Publishers Weekly)
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