Afbeelding auteur

Jason Vail

Auteur van The Wayward Apprentice

24 Werken 286 Leden 17 Besprekingen

Reeksen

Werken van Jason Vail

The Wayward Apprentice (2010) 67 exemplaren
Baynard's List (2011) 31 exemplaren
A Dreadful Penance (2012) 24 exemplaren
The Girl in the Ice (2013) 23 exemplaren
Saint Milburga's Bones (2015) 19 exemplaren
The Corpse at Windsor Bridge (2020) 13 exemplaren
Bad Money (2016) 12 exemplaren
Murder at Broadstowe Manor (2018) 11 exemplaren
The Burned Man (2020) 10 exemplaren
The Bear Wagon (2017) 9 exemplaren
A Curious Death (2022) 5 exemplaren
Missing (2021) 4 exemplaren

Tagged

Algemene kennis

Geslacht
male
Korte biografie
Jason Vail is a writer of historical fiction and a martial artist who blends rich historical detail with realistic martial action. His martial arts career includes training in karate, jujutsu, judo, boxing, wrestling and mixed martial arts. Since 2001, he has been a student of historical European martial arts and is an avid longsword and backsword/broadsword fencer. However, his primary focus has been in reviving the dagger combat techniques found in the European fighting manuals dating back to 1409 not only because of their historical interest but also because of their usefulness in modern self-defense. The result of this study is his book Medieval and Renaissance Dagger Combat, published by Paladin Press. [from Amazon.com Author Page, retrieved 1/12/2015]

Leden

Besprekingen

Not compelling, with too many distractions like jousts, but some good characters. I will try the next episode
 
Gemarkeerd
jamespurcell | 3 andere besprekingen | Feb 6, 2024 |
Its September 1262 and Sir Stephen Attebrook and just been appointed as deputy coroner for Ludlow, a town in Herefordshire. When he is required with his clerk Gilbert Wistwode to investigate his first death - that of Patrick Carter.
I liked the main character of Attebrook, and the other players which help him, and its a good mystery. As there is a new book to the series I have decided to re-read all of the other books first
 
Gemarkeerd
Vesper1931 | 3 andere besprekingen | Jul 29, 2021 |
It is now October 1262 and the list of spies for King and his rival Montfort, which was once held by King Henry's master spy in the area - Baynard - who had been recently murdered has gone missing.
By persuasion, from his former master, the crown justice Ademar de Valence - Attebrook has been forced to find the list.
Enjoyable re-read of the story and I continue to like the characters.
 
Gemarkeerd
Vesper1931 | 1 andere bespreking | Jul 29, 2021 |
November 1262, and Attebrook and Gilbert are sent to Clun to discover the murderer of a monk, during a time of unrest along the Marshes.
A re-read of this book, where I like the characters in this series and enjoyed this tale
 
Gemarkeerd
Vesper1931 | 1 andere bespreking | Jul 29, 2021 |

Misschien vindt je deze ook leuk

Statistieken

Werken
24
Leden
286
Populariteit
#81,618
Waardering
3.8
Besprekingen
17
ISBNs
11

Tabellen & Grafieken