A Death of Promise - Penny, David
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Ludlow, England, 1501 When Thomas Berrington finds the bones of a human hand in his room in Ludlow Castle he knows he must confront whoever left them. Except when Thomas tracks the man down he has been murdered, and Thomas believes the killer to be an old adversary. In hot pursuit of his suspect Thomas comes under attack, barely escaping with his life. When paid mercenaries invade Thomas's house, threatening his family, he redoubles his efforts. Finally confronting the perpetrator he makes a mistake that might prove fatal. Can he succeed, or will this be the end for Thomas Berrington?

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Ludlow, England, 1501 When Thomas Berrington finds the bones of a human hand in his room in Ludlow Castle he knows he must confront whoever left them. Except when Thomas tracks the man down he has been murdered, and Thomas believes the killer to be an old adversary. In hot pursuit of his suspect Thomas comes under attack, barely escaping with his life. When paid mercenaries invade Thomas's house, threatening his family, he redoubles his efforts. Finally confronting the perpetrator he makes a mistake that might prove fatal. Can he succeed, or will this be the end for Thomas Berrington?
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" Born to a Farm in the 1970s, David Penny was surrounded by rural England's natural beauty. The open skies and fields laid a canvass to his strong natural imagination. Hours spent behind the wheel of a farm Tractor cultivating the land in later years, cultivated this imagination and planted a tree for it to fruit upon. Although mostly working on the family farm, David also experienced working and living in first; Belgium - on a cow farm owned by a Baroness, and later in Southern France - on a sheep and goat cheese production farm. These opportunities and sights gave David another angle to fire up his unique imagination and tilt on life."