Westerson's mix of period terms and American tough-guy prose-at one point an archer asks the detective, “Didn't you use to be somebody?”-may grate on the ears of some historical fans. by Jeri Westerson 0Ratings 0 Want to read 0 Currently reading 0 Have read Not in Library Want to Read Loading. The Tracker soon finds himself in a political tempest. Jeri Westerson The deepest grave ×Close An edition of The deepest grave(2018) The deepest grave a Crispin Guest medieval noir mystery First world edition. Grayce claims she killed the man, who turns out to have been a French courier bearing a gift for the English king-the legendary Crown of Thorns, rumored to have been worn by Jesus and to have the ability to confer special powers on its wearer. The Deepest Grave by Jeri Westerson 5.0 (2) Paperback (Reprint) 17.95 Hardcover 32.95 Paperback 17.95 eBook 12.99 Large Print 36. Crispin Guest must tackle a number of strange occurrences involving St Modwen's Church and a missing relic in this latest medieval noir mystery.

One day in 1384, Grayce, a simpleminded scullion, seeks Guest's help because there's a dead man in her room at the King's Head Inn in Southwark. Get FREE shipping on The Deepest Grave by Jeri Westerson, from. Implicated in a plot against Richard II, the disgraced Guest (aka “the Tracker”) has reinvented himself as an investigator for hire, with both private and public clients. Books shelved as crispin-guest: The Deepest Grave by Jeri Westerson, Season of Blood by Jeri Westerson, A Maiden Weeping by Jeri Westerson, The Silence o. Crispin Guest must tackle a number of strange occurrences involving St Modwens. ) works better as a suspense novel than as a whodunit. Read Deepest Grave, The by Jeri Westerson available from Rakuten Kobo. Westerson's second medieval mystery to feature former English knight Crispin Guest (after 2008's Veil of Lies