Title: A True Picture of 12 Century Pilgrimmages
Product review: Ms. Newman's incredible research that she puts into each book screams out from this one. Even before I read her afterword, where she said she went the way of this pilgrimmage as part of her research, I thought that she had. There is such a wealth of detail in each of her books. Her characters too are very real, and there is a lot of character development in this particular book. In this book Catherine and her Edgar set out on a pilgrimmage to St. James tomb in Spain. They hook up with a bunch of fellow pilgrims and stay with that group for the duration. Catherine's father, uncle and cousin are also part of the group. Along the way, death seems to be following a certain group of elderly knights, and it's up to Catherine and Edgar to determine who among them is killing off these old men in such bizarre and violent ways. And why these men? This is certainly a motley crew of pilgrims, and the reader really gets to know them in this story. A cracker!
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