Minette Walters is one of the world's bestselling crime writers. The author of twelve previous novels, she won the CWA John Creasey Award, the Edgar Allan Poe Award in America and two CWA Gold Daggers. She lives in Dorset with her husband.
Wonderful and sweeping, with a fabulous sense of place and
history
*Kate Mosse on The Last Hours*
An enthralling account of a calamitous time, and above all a
wonderful testimony to the strength of the human spirit. I was
caught from the first page.
*Julian Fellowes on The Last Hours*
Atmosphere, imagination and narrative power of which few other
writers are capable
*The Times*
A vividly-wrought and powerful story. With The Last Hours, Minette
Walters has brought her impressive skill as a writer of
psychological crime to create a dark and gripping depiction of
Medieval England in the jaws of the Black Death.
*Elizabeth Fremantle on The Last Hours*
Walters's skill and subtlety in portraying the suffering and
disarray of a feudal society in which disease rampages and God has
seemingly gone mad is masterly. And, as with her bestselling
suspense novels, the psychological drama is gripping.
*Elizabeth Buchan, Daily Mail, praise for The Last Hours*
Stunning
*Daily Express*
A must-read... eloquent, absorbing, absolutely fascinating and
thoroughly enjoyable.
*LoveReading*
a mammoth tale
*BBC History Magazine*
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