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Also by Eleanor Kuhns:

On The Horns of Death, April 2024
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In The Shadow Of The Bull, July 2023
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Murder on Principle, August 2021
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Death in the Great Dismal, January 2021
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A Circle of Dead Girls, March 2020
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Simply Dead, August 2019
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The Shaker Murders, February 2019
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The Devil's Cold Dish, June 2016
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Death In Salem, June 2015
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Cradle To Grave, June 2014
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Death Of A Dyer, March 2014
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Death Of A Dyer, June 2013
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A Simple Murder, March 2013
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In The Shadow Of The Bull
Eleanor Kuhns

Ancient Crete mystery 1
Severn House
July 2023
On Sale: July 4, 2023
Featuring: Martis; Nephele; Saurus
224 pages
ISBN: 1448310865
EAN: 9781448310869
Kindle: B0BVR1J2LZ
Hardcover / e-Book
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Mystery Historical | Young Adult Historical | Young Adult Coming of Age

In a world of Goddess worship, sacred snakes and sacrifice, human jealousy, resentment and betrayal still run wild . . .

Ancient Crete, 1450 BC. When her sister Arge drops to the floor in convulsions and then dies at her wedding, fifteen-year-old Martis, a young poet and bull leaper in training, is certain she was murdered.

The prime suspect is the groom, Saurus, a barbarian from the Greek mainland, but when Arge’s Shade visits Martis, swearing Saurus is not her murderer, Martis vows to uncover the truth. As Martis begins asking questions, she discovers that while her sweet sister Arge may have had no secrets, many of the people around Martis certainly do… but if the murderer is not Saurus, then who is it? The Egyptian lady who frequents the docks, one of Martis’s other sisters, her father, or someone entirely different? Martis is in a battle against time to save her sister’s Shade from eternal unrest and uncover the killer before they strike again . . .

Ancient Crete

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