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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/881502688 Title: Cup of blood : a Crispin Guest medieval noir prequel Author: Jeri Westerson Publisher: Menifee, CA : Old London Press, 2014. ISBN/ISSN: 9781497476127 1497476127 OCLC:881502688

  
  

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Cup of blood : a Crispin Guest medieval noir prequel

Author:	Jeri Westerson
Publisher:	Menifee, CA : Old London Press, 2014.
Edition/Format:	Print book : Fiction : English : First editionView all editions and formats
Summary:	In this prequel, Crispin Guest has his hands full in more than murder: his abduction, two women, a young cutpurse and a friend turned adversary. When a corpse turns up at his favorite tavern, Crispin Guest begins an inquiry. The dead man turns out to be a Templar knight, an order thought to be extinct for 75 years, charged with protecting a certain religious relic which is now missing. Before he can begin to investigate, Crispin is abducted by shadowy men who are said to be minions of the French anti-pope. Further complicating matters are two women: one from court with an enticing proposition, and another from Crispin's past. And a cunning young cutpurse by the name of Jack Tucker has insinuated himself into Crispin's already difficult life.  Read more...
Subjects	Guest, Crispin -- (Fictitious character) -- Fiction. Knights and knighthood -- England -- Fiction. Great Britain -- History -- 14th century -- Fiction. View all subjects
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