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Original Title:	The Spider's Web (Sister Fidelma, #5)
ISBN:	0747252874 (ISBN13: 9780747252870)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Sister Fidelma #5

The Spider's Web (Sister Fidelma #5)

Peter Tremayne

Paperback | Pages: 337 pages

Rating: 4.1 | 1206 Users | 62 Reviews

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Title	:	The Spider's Web (Sister Fidelma #5)
Author	:	Peter Tremayne
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 337 pages
Published	:	1997 by Headline
Categories	:	Mystery. Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction. Historical Mystery

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Irish super-sleuth Sister Fidelma is faced with a challenging and disturbing case to investigate in THE SPIDER'S WEB, Peter Tremayne's fifth unputdownable Celtic mystery.

PRAISE FOR THE SISTER FIDELMA SERIES: 'The background detail is brilliantly defined . . . wonderfully evocative' The Times, 'A brilliant and beguiling heroine. Immensely appealing' Publishers Weekly

Ebert is not a man to make enemies. He is a chieftain with a reputation for kindliness and generosity. Yet, one night, his household is aroused by a scream from his chamber. The servants burst in to find Móen, a young man to whom Eber had extended his protection, crouched over the bloody body of the chieftain. Móen's clothes are drenched in Eber's blood and he is clutching a bloodstained knife in his hand.

There seems no doubt of culpability, but why did Móen kill the gentle and courteous Eber? The problem is exacerbated by the fact that Móen himself cannot tell them - for he is deaf, dumb and blind...

Sister Fidelma, advocate of the ancient Irish law courts, is compelled to begin an investigation of the killing in order to present an argument on Móen's behalf before he is condemned. Assisted by Brother Eadulf, Fidelma finds that the path to truth twists and turns with the sinister forces of primitive passions and subtle ambitions - and leads inexorably to a final, stunning denouement.

What readers are saying about THE SPIDER'S WEB:
'Another great read, full of interesting insight into the times, the prejudices and superstitions, whilst playing out the complex details of the plot'

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Ratings: 4.1 From 1206 Users | 62 Reviews

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When I first started reading this series in 2007, I was unaware that I was reading the books completely out of order. I was just reading them because I loved the stories and because they were there in the Library. However, it wasnt long before I ran out of the books and moved on to other reads. Now, I have managed to obtain all except for #28 in the series - and this time I am reading them in order including the 8 books I had previously read.This one is yet another that I hadnt read before and

This was not my favorite of the series. I felt that one of the victims was not treated very well in the end. I thought the author almost seemed to re-victimize her. So that really pushed my enjoyment of the series down. I will likely read another of the series, but I am not rushing into it.

I am really enjoying this series and I hope to find more of them. I love the settings and the interactions between the characters. I am also learning some Irish history along the way. Looking forward to the next one.

In his book The Spider's Web, Peter Tremayne continues his Sister Fidelma series set in seventh century Ireland. This series contains a great many details and insight into life at that time. Tremayne accurately describes life in a village, the belief system held and many of the prejudices of these villagers.Fidelma is an astute sleuth and is relentless in her pursuit of the truth. She comes to life in this series. Tremayne describes her so well that you know her reactions to many situations.

We start with Fidelma as a judge, which is quite exciting, and her decision in favor of a young man who is being dispossessed of his farm by his uncle is only the beginning of a tangled case where nearly all the characters are unreliable. Some ongoing series plot stuff is nice, though Fidelma could really stand to be more human.

These days, one of my go-to authors when Im in need if a comfort read is Peter Tremayne. His Sister Fidelma mysteries just seem to fill a special little place in my soul without being particularly demanding. Ive been reading them in order, and am currently on the fifth of the Fidelma novels, The Spiders Web. In this latest case, Sister Fidelma, once again reunited with her friend and fellow jurist, the Saxon monk, Brother Eadulf, travels to a remote mountain area to investigate the murder of a

Five stars. Yep, that means I spent more timing reading than I should have, but it's so compelling! The pacing is perfect. The characters are varied and the 'good guys,' are people I'd like. It's too bad that Gadra (the hermit and practitioner of the old faith) and Moen (the misunderstood young man who is blind and deaf) are not core characters who will appear in future stories.The setting is appealing. Old Gadra's forest is described on p 145, where we learn that ...So close together did the