Monk's Hood - Ellis Peters - A Short Summary & Review

 


A short summary of Monk's Hood:

The malicious murder of a monk's guest by a monk's own medicine.

My favorite Ellis Peters quote from the book:

"We have to die, every one of us, soon or late. But we do not have to kill."


Questions to ponder while reading Monk's Hood:

Is it ever wise to eat the "special" dish?

What do you say to the one who got away?

My review of the book:

I have become the biggest Cadfael fan.

A good, clean, murder mystery.

Couldn't put it down.


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