Whispering Dead of Rewley Abbey: Kindle Best seller, PenCraft Award Winner

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Reviews

Amazon Review

GoodReads Review

GoodReads Review

5-Stars

The Whispering Dead of Rewley Abbey is "Perfect for readers who love a mix of history, suspense, and a touch of eerie!"

-Mixon Stenhamn

GoodReads Review

GoodReads Review

GoodReads Review

A good historical novel, with very likeable central characters. It was a gripping read for an armcha

 A good historical novel, with very likeable central characters. It was a gripping read for an armchair detective, and a promising start to a new series. I am looking forward to the next book.  

NetGalley Review

GoodReads Review

NetGalley Review

It was the historical research that had gone into this story, coupled with the detailed descriptions of life in a monastery and abbey that added so much depth and layers to the story. 

Amazon Review

Amazon Review

NetGalley Review

This book is a wonderful example of a classy historical mystery.   

GoodReads

Amazon Review

GoodReads

Enjoyed the book! The book’s story line is excellent!

NetGalley

Amazon Review

GoodReads

Medieval England so beautifully researched!

Personal Reviews

Sunny Bleau of Sunny Bleau and The Moons

 "My friend, "Dr. Peter" Stephenson, has meticulously crafted a tale where mysticism, the occult and science collide to forge the ideal historical-fiction murder mystery trinity. "Whispering Dead" is the ultimate genesis for his book series, "Murders in the Abby". Dr. Peter prudently ferries his readers to Oxfordshire, England at the end of the 13th century. It is here they are immersed in a community of Cistercian monks, rebel rousers, peasant, Lords, Ladies and introduced to a small group of Benedictine nuns tasked with investigating the homicides which have darkened the town. Dr. Stephenson's episodic storytelling carefully weaves multiple characters together while keeping these faithful, feminine rationalists at the heart of his tale. Just when I thought the nuns, and I, had solved the "who and why", we were presented with new evidence that would dismantle our previous theories all while preparing us for the second installation of this medieval mystery." -- Sunny Bleau 

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