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A Very Good Read - By: J. Chippindale, 14 Aug 2005
Sir Geoffrey is annoyed that his return journey to the Holy Land has been curtailed by a summons from King Henry to attend him at Westminster.

Sir Geoffrey feels his allegiance lies with Prince Tancredin the Holy Land & not with an English King whose right to the throne is dubious, at leastin Geoffrey's eyes.

Sir Geoffrey is even more unhappy when he find that the King wishes him to to look into the problem of counterfeit coins being produced at one of the Mintsin Bristol & devastated when a list of possible suspectsin the operation contains the name of his sister Joan.

The knight sets off with his squire to Bristolin the company of the accusers & the defendantsin this crime against the crown. He hopes that he & his friend Sir Roger can solve the crime & exonerate his sister at the same time, but the journey is a slow one & definitely not a smooth one with threats & violence before they have even reached the outskirts of the city . . .