A Gift of Sanctuary
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Narrated by:
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Stephen Thorne
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By:
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Candace Robb
About this listen
The sixth medieval whodunnit to feature Owen Archer, one-eyed former soldier and occasional sleuth, opens as he accompanies a pilgrimage to Wales, country of his birth. His task is to recruit archers to send to France, but, with his companion Geoffrey Chaucer, he must also investigate the threat of an uprising against the English led by a charismatic Welshman. As he arrives, a young man is rescued, injured, from White sands Beach outside St. David's, by the poet Dafydd ap Gwylim, and given refuge. And at the gateway to the city the body of a man is found, stabbed to death. Owen wants only to resolve his business and return to York. But the ramifications of the murder upset his plans and he must become involved…
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- Stella
- 04-02-19
Long winded !
Very good reader... probably the only reason I persevered with this story. It was long and convoluted and never got going. I got so bored but was determined to finish as I loved Apothecary Rose, which was why I went for this in the first place!
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- Pen
- 05-08-13
A Gift of Sanctuary
For me, Stephen Thorne is the voice of Candace Robb's Owen Archer and I thoroughly enjoyed listening.
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- Mair
- 30-04-23
A bit samy
I love these characters and the cleverness of Robby’s writing. She intertwines real people and events beautifully with her characters. But this was a wee bit too much like the earlier books for my taste.
Stephen Thorne does an excellent job as usual but I got decidedly bored in the middle.
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- Ariadne
- 02-07-15
Good yarn pleasantly narrated
I just wish the Welsh names could have been correctly pronounced otherwise I could listen to Stephen Thorne all day.
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- D Dent
- 28-04-21
Longwinded and convoluted
Disappointingly slow and long winded way to move the back story along. The long separation of Owen and Lucie dropped the narrative tension and the long parts without Owen either meant I kept losing interest. Thorne as always, excellent. But this would have benefitted from judicious editing.
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- tanya
- 02-10-22
Dull
I've really enjoyed this series but have found book 6 rather dull and the story difficult to follow
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