The Fair Maid of Bohemia
2 journalers for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by 
Nu-Knees
from Knaresborough, North Yorkshire United Kingdom on Monday, January 13, 2014
Nu-Knees from Knaresborough, North Yorkshire United Kingdom on Monday, January 13, 2014
I've found all Edward Marston's novels entertaining and have been amused by something like a couple of dozen since first discovering them a few years ago. I was delighted to come across three of his Elizabethan mysteries that I'd not read among the 3 for £5 books on offer in The Works outlet within Carr Gate Garden Centre this afternoon.
Journal Entry 2 by Nu-Knees at Knaresborough, North Yorkshire United Kingdom on Saturday, February 7, 2015
Nu-Knees at Knaresborough, North Yorkshire United Kingdom on Saturday, February 7, 2015
The Fair Maid of Bohemia refers to both Sophia Magdalena, great-niece of Rudolph II, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Bohemia, and the play that Westfield's Men travel to far-away Prague to perform in her honour at her wedding to Conrad of Brunswick.
This ninth of Edward Marston's Elizabethan Theatre Murder Mysteries is just as entertaining as all the rest, full of murder and mayhem, assault and battery, kidnapping, spying, treachery .... and other such delights ....
Great fun!
This ninth of Edward Marston's Elizabethan Theatre Murder Mysteries is just as entertaining as all the rest, full of murder and mayhem, assault and battery, kidnapping, spying, treachery .... and other such delights ....
Great fun!
Journal Entry 3 by Nu-Knees at Trinity Leeds - CLOSED OBCZ in Leeds, West Yorkshire United Kingdom on Monday, March 16, 2015
Nu-Knees at Trinity Leeds - CLOSED OBCZ in Leeds, West Yorkshire United Kingdom on Monday, March 16, 2015
Released 9 yrs ago (3/17/2015 UTC) at Trinity Leeds - CLOSED OBCZ in Leeds, West Yorkshire United Kingdom
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Spotted this on the shelves at Trinity when we took the surplus books from our gathering today at The White Swan.
Just couldn't resist it!
Just couldn't resist it!
I don't think it's a spoiler to say "....and they all lived happily evereafter, well most of them!"
Another great entertainment from Mr. Marston.
It's now 8.50 am on Saturday morning and this book is now Of to Leeds to meet some Bookcrossing friends.
Another great entertainment from Mr. Marston.
It's now 8.50 am on Saturday morning and this book is now Of to Leeds to meet some Bookcrossing friends.
