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The Virgin in the Ice

The Sixth Chronicle of Brother Cadfael

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Civil war continues to blaze in the autumn of 1139. Amid the uncertainty and peril of the moment two noble children make their escape, headed for Shrewsbury. But for reasons no one knows, the young fugitives never reach their destination.©1982 Ellis Peters (P)1992 Recorded Books, LLC Mystery Historical Fiction

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"A splendid combination of romance, mystery, medieval swashbuckling." ( Publishers Weekly)
Well-crafted Mystery • Surprising Twists • Masterful Narration • Complex Tale • Engaging Storyline • Excellent Voice Fit

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Ellis Peters was an amazing author, a master storyteller. She created fascinating characters, imbued her books with historical happenings, and explored daunting aspects of morality.

Ellis Peters is the best

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Love the languaging artfully written story- both excellent reader and author! Listening to the series in sequence, highly recommended!!!

Excellent narration!!

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Patrick Tull, may he rest in peace, gave seamless performances, and this is one of them. The story is classic Ellis Peters - a well-crafted mystery set in a slower time. Cadfael's forensics were as scientific as the times allowed, but just as much about heart and his understanding of human nature. These are characters I care about, who interest me. I'll keep listening.

Good Story, Great Narrator

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Such an interesting series but also heartbreaking at times. Brother Cadfael has so much wisdom and truth. Narration makes it all come alive

What a story

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I'm six books in to the series. Tull's best yet. His narration matches each improving story! His pacing and eloquence remarkably turn a mere reading into telling the story as if it was his own. Thoroughly enjoyed it. A magic carpet to Middle England!

Tull's Triumph

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