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The Falconer's Knot: A Story of Friars, Flirtation and Foul Play - Mary Hoffman
The Falconer's Knot: A Story of Friars, Flirtation and Foul Play
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Sixteen-year-old Silvano da Montacuto has wealth, good looks, a new hawk--and an infatuation with a merchant's wife. When a man is murdered in his town, Silvano's bloody dagger is found, and he is accused of the crime. For his own protection, he is sent to a Franciscan House, where he poses as a... show more
Sixteen-year-old Silvano da Montacuto has wealth, good looks, a new hawk--and an infatuation with a merchant's wife. When a man is murdered in his town, Silvano's bloody dagger is found, and he is accused of the crime. For his own protection, he is sent to a Franciscan House, where he poses as a novice, or a young monk. There, he lays eyes on Chiara, a lovely novice at the nearby Abbey of the Poor Claires. Both Chiara and Silvano are put to work mixing paint pigments for a nearby basilica. But murder seems to have followed Silvano, and soon several other dead bodies turn up. Who is committing the crimes? Will a young man accused of multiple murders be able to clear himself? And what about the girl he adores? Fans of Mary Hoffman's critically acclaimed Stravaganza series won't be disappointed in the romance, colorful web of intrigue, and rich, marvelous setting--a Name of the Rose for teens!
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Format: hardcover
ISBN: 9781599900568 (1599900564)
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Pages no: 288
Edition language: English
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Reading Robyn
Reading Robyn rated it
The Falconer's Knot is one of those books that I did not expect to like, but ended up enjoying so much that I don't understand why more people don't know about it.
By Singing Light
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Two young people end up in adjoining monasteries, murders occur, as well as love stories. The thing I really liked about this book was the way the monasteries were portrayed. It was a very nuanced thing–while the main characters are not there by choice, it’s made clear that they are grateful for the...
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