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    A Plague of Heretics

    Written by Bernard Knight

    Narrated by Paul Matthews

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    Following a series of murders which appear to be linked to a revival of heresy, some of the cathedral canons begin a crusade against this danger to the Church. When Sir John is accused of being too sympathetic to the heretics, the coroner finds himself having to seek sanctuary in order to save his own life. Can he survive long enough to unmask the real killer?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherW. F. Howes Ltd Audio
    Release dateSep 1, 2010
    ISBN9781407423364
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    Bernard Knight

    Bernard Knight is a retired Home Office pathologist renowned for his work on such high-profile cases as the Fred and Rosemary West murders. Bernard is the author of the ‘Crowner John’ series, as well as the Dr Richard Pryor forensic mystery series.

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