The Council of Twelve
A Hangman's Daughter Tale, Book 7
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Grover Gardner
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The seventh chilling mystery in the bestselling Hangman’s Daughter series.
The year is 1672. Hangman Jakob Kuisl and his family travel to Munich, the cosmopolitan heart of Bavaria, for a meeting of the prestigious Council of Twelve, the leaders of the empire’s hangmen’s guild - prestigious for dishonourable hangmen at least. But something dark is happening behind the scenes: in the past weeks, young women have begun turning up dead. At first the authorities assume they are a rash of suicides, but when Kuisl notices that each woman possesses a matching amulet, suspicions arise that someone is murdering them.
With no suspects, the superstitious townsfolk of Munich blame the hangmen’s guild, certain that they have called the devil upon the city. Joined by his daughter Magdalena, son-in-law Simon, the rest of his extended family and a slew of eccentric hangmen, Kuisl must solve the mystery of who is murdering the women. If he fails, the consequences could reverberate across the empire, affecting all the hangmen in Germany.
©2017 Oliver Pötzsch. Translation © 2018 by Lisa Reinhardt. (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.What listeners say about The Council of Twelve
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- 25-09-2018
Fabulous
This is the most amazing seeies of books ever. I read and listened to all in record time and find it just thrilling.. Myself a child of Bavaria and Munich love all the historic tales and surroundings. Being part of the Kuisl family for 7 books was an amazing journey and might just start again drom the beginning. Thank you, Oliver for being so creative.
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