Linda Cargill
A Medieval Murder
language
(Edward Ware Thrillers YA, an imprint of Cheops Books, LLC March 3, 2016)
Dawn Defoe wakes up on the morning of the Medieval Banquet and Festival to find out that nothing is as it is supposed to be. Not only have her friends not shown up at her house to help her bring the medieval ornaments and decorations to the high school. She has just had a weird dream about a lady from the Middle Ages who looks exactly like her!
Things only get more complicated as the day progresses. A policeman almost arrests her for running her car into the side of London Bridge, which as been transported from London to the Cape Fear Coast of the Pacific Ocean to spur real estate sales and business activity. He claims that he cited her before for similar traffic violations which she does not remember. Her girlfriends seem to be angry at her, walking out on her in their medieval costumes and slamming the door. Her boyfriend breaks up with her for no reason at all. A stranger dressed for the festival as an executioner in a black mask chases her about with an ax and threatens to kill her. He warns her never to do what she did this morning again.
What did she do? Get up on the wrong side of bed?
Dawn increasingly feels as if there is somebody else going around town impersonating her. But why? What does the stranger want of her? And even still, why does she go to sleep at night only to relive the next chapter in the saga of the medieval lady who looks like Dawn? Dawn had better figure out the answer pretty soon or her pretty blonde head could be parted from her body.
Things only get more complicated as the day progresses. A policeman almost arrests her for running her car into the side of London Bridge, which as been transported from London to the Cape Fear Coast of the Pacific Ocean to spur real estate sales and business activity. He claims that he cited her before for similar traffic violations which she does not remember. Her girlfriends seem to be angry at her, walking out on her in their medieval costumes and slamming the door. Her boyfriend breaks up with her for no reason at all. A stranger dressed for the festival as an executioner in a black mask chases her about with an ax and threatens to kill her. He warns her never to do what she did this morning again.
What did she do? Get up on the wrong side of bed?
Dawn increasingly feels as if there is somebody else going around town impersonating her. But why? What does the stranger want of her? And even still, why does she go to sleep at night only to relive the next chapter in the saga of the medieval lady who looks like Dawn? Dawn had better figure out the answer pretty soon or her pretty blonde head could be parted from her body.
- Pages
- 185
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