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Gunnar Cauthery
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TWO COPS. ONE KILLER. HUNDREDS OF GODS.
21st Century London — except the Norman conquest never happened. An uneasy alliance of ancient tribes has formed, but peace is threatened by a series of brutal murders. Detectives Aedith and Drustan must put aside their differences to track down a serial killer with a decades-old grudge.
Great story, well written with brilliant narration
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Solid alternative reality crime novel
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So much amazing incidental detail colours the alternative-historical backdrop to a cracking detective story/action thriller. Very well done!
Now I shall keep quiet since husband still reading his printed version.
Fantastic invention and intriguing plot
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In a modern England lacking Roman and Noman French influences, the Saxons reign supreme. Out west, it's more Celts; in a walled-off Scotland, Picts. Funny and well-researched, the story also throws a different light on all kinds of actual modern happenings, societal attitudes, and generally, what is it is to be English.
The two central characters are a good match for each other. The plot is twisty and veers between Saxon mores and the world as we know it in a way that both bewilders and fascinates. The whole thing works wonderfully. I hope there is more to come.
Gunnar Cauthery reads well. Only a few editing mishaps disrupted the flow.
Wonderfully entertaining
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