Title: Brother Cadfaels' Passing
Review: This twentieth chronicle of Brother Cadfael reads as if Ellis Peters knew it would be her last. It is a fitting end to the series, though many of us would wish for more. She drew together several loose ends from previous novels, and left us with a sense of closure on Cadfaels' vocation. As reported elsewhere, the tone is more somber, but perhaps appropriately so.Also, as others have mentioned, don't read this unless you've read of Oliver's two previous appearances.Fare you well, Cadfael...and Ellis Peters
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