Murder on Good Friday

In a remote field near Hexham, a gruesome discovery on March 30, 1220, shatters the peace of the community. The aftermath of Easter finds the townsfolk grappling with not only the joy of the season but also the chilling implications of a murder that disrupts their daily lives. The tension hangs thick in the air, as suspicion begins to creep into conversations, leading to a web of intrigue and peril.

Amidst the chaos, a determined investigator navigates the complexities of medieval life, where faith, loyalty, and betrayal intertwine. The story unfolds against a backdrop of vibrant historical detail, revealing the societal norms and challenges faced during this tumultuous era. Each character serves as a piece of the puzzle, their motives entwined in a tale that explores the darkness lurking beneath the surface of a seemingly tranquil existence.

As the investigation deepens, alliances are tested and secrets are unearthed, drawing readers into a world where every decision carries weight and danger lurks at every corner. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for storytelling, Conway crafts a narrative that captivates and entertains, leaving readers anxious for resolution.