In February of 668 A.
D., Fidelma of Cashel and her companion Eadulf are about to get married.
He lives in London..
As Tremayne, he is best known for his stories and novels featuring 7th century Irish religieuse Fidelma of Cashel.
About the Author: Peter Tremayne is the fiction pseudonym of Peter Berresford Ellis, a renowned Celtic scholar who has written over 30 books on the Ancient Celts and the Irish.
Her wedding delayed, the high born guests restless and querulous, and the murder and it\'s aftermath threatening to cause chaos throughout the Kingdom, it\'s up to Fidelma to uncover the murderer--and the truth behind the murder itself--if the often tenuouos peace of 7th century Ireland is to be maintained.
Quickly Fidelma, who is appointed in the King\'s defense, discovers that Abbot Ultan is not the pious man he was thought to be, and has numerous enemies amongst those assembled for the wedding.
Worse still, one of the most distinguished guests, the King of Connacht, has been seen fleeing from the scene and is charged with the murder.
On the eve of the ceremony, Abbot Ultan is found murdered in his chamber.
One not so welcome guest is the fanatical Abbot Ultan, who advocates the radical position of celebacy for all religieuse and feels that Sister Fidelma\'s upcoming nuptials are an abomination.
As the sister to the King of Muman, Fidelma\'s marriage ceremony is a major event in the kingdom of Ireland and the High King, as well as kings of the other Irish kingdoms and other major figures are going to be in attendance.
Their initial trial marriage of a year and a day has ended and they are about to embark on a permanent partnership.
Again.
In February of 668 A.
D., Fidelma of Cashel and her companion Eadulf are about to get married
