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Murder at Penwood Manor

The Harwood Mysteries: Book 5

By: Antony Barone Kolenc

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In this thrilling installment of the award-winning series, The Harwood Mysteries, Xan is living in Lincoln as a merchant's apprentice to his uncle. But all is not well.

Xan and Christina embark on an Easter journey to Harwood Abbey, where they reunite with their old friends, Lucy and Joshua. When a brutal murder occurs at nearby Penwood Manor, all evidence points to Laurence, a Crusader recently returned from the Holy Land. Unconvinced of the man's guilt, Xan and his friends must act swiftly to solve the crime.

Who could have committed such a horrible killing, and is anyone safe?

Is Laurence tormented by demons, or is he haunted by some other secret?

And will Xan be forever changed by the choice Lucy and Christina present to him?

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Antony Barone Kolenc

Antony Barone Kolenc retired as a Lieutenant Colonel from the U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps after 21 years of military service. He is a law professor who teaches courses on constitutional and military law and has been published in numerous journals and magazines, and he speaks at legal, writing, and home education events.

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10/06/2023 1:08 pm

The Adventure Continues!

by Love this series!

This is the 5th book in the Harwood Mysteries, and I do believe it is my favorite. This book continues the story of Xan, Lucy, and many other memorable characters that readers have grown to adore. This book has more historical elements than the previous books making it all the more fascinating. And the tensions in Xan’s life, as he ages, are quite interesting. This series is a fan favorite for young Catholic readers. But I’m pretty sure I’m not the only adult who loves these books as well.

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