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  • By: Paul Doherty
  • Narrated by: Terry Wale
  • Length: 9 hrs and 51 mins
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Summary

May 1381. The Great Revolt draws ever nearer. The Upright Men openly roam the streets of London, waiting for the violence to begin. Their mysterious envoy, the Herald of Hell, appears at night, terrifying those who oppose them. But who is he? When his chancery clerk is found hanged in a notorious Southwark brothel, Brother Athelstan is summoned to investigate. 

In the dead man's possession was a manuscript containing a great secret which he had been striving to decipher. Can he crack the code before the Great Revolt begins?
©2015 Paul Doherty (P)2019 Soundings
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Brilliant

As always a outstanding story! The clues were all there, but a very clever plot!
Felt like I was in the medieval time. very well narrated!!

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All Athelston stories are great

Loved it all been listening to these books
for many years now, can't fault it

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A great twist on the Peasants’ Revolt

Wonderfully done as usual by Terry Wale, looking forward to the sequel, The Great Revolt. It’s wonderful how much history Paul Doherty has in his books.

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