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Also by Peter Tremayne:

Penance of the Damned, August 2017
Hardcover
Atonement Of Blood, July 2015
Paperback / e-Book
The Dove of Death, November 2010
Hardcover
Dancing With Demons, November 2009
Paperback (reprint)
The Council Of The Cursed, November 2009
Hardcover
A Prayer for the Damned, November 2007
Hardcover
Master of Souls, September 2007
Paperback
Master of Souls, November 2006
Hardcover
The Leper's Bell, October 2006
Paperback (reprint)
An Ensuing Evil and Others : Fourteen Historical Mysteries, December 2005
Paperback (reprint)
Our Lady of Darkness, June 2004
Paperback
Whispers of the Dead, May 2004
Paperback (reprint)
Hemlock at Vespers, March 2000
Paperback (reprint)

Dancing With Demons
Peter Tremayne

In the winter of 669 C.E., the High King of Ireland is murdered and all evidence points to a particular clan chieftain - it's up to Fidelma to uncover the motive for the murder.

Fidelma Of Cashel
Minotaur Books
November 2009
On Sale: October 27, 2009
Featuring: Fidelma of Cashel
288 pages
ISBN: 0312587414
EAN: 9780312587413
Paperback (reprint)
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Mystery Historical

In the late 7th Century, the High King of Ireland is killed at night in the middle of his compound.  Who killed him is not in question - there are unimpeachable witnesses that point directly to the clan chieftain responsible. Dubh Duin is, after all, found by the High King's guards in the High King's bed chamber holding the murder weapon. But with impending civil war in the balance, the motive for the murder becomes of paramount importance.

The Chief Brehon of Ireland asks Fidelma of Cashel - sister to the King of Muman and a dailagh - to investigate.  What her investigations reveal is an intricate web of conspiracy and deception that threatens to unbalance the five kingdoms and send them spiralling into a violent and bloody civil war and religious conflict.  And it's up to Fidelma to not only see to justice but to prevent the violent fracturing of an increasingly fragile peace.

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