The Greatest "Shrewsbury, England" Books of All Time
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The "Shrewsbury, England" category for books encompasses a range of literary works that are either set in or significantly related to the historic market town of Shrewsbury, located in the county of Shropshire, England. This category may include historical fiction that brings to life the medieval streets and the legacy of figures like Charles Darwin, who was born there; mystery novels featuring the town's landmarks and local lore; non-fiction that delves into Shrewsbury's rich past, from its role in the Wars of the Roses to its Tudor buildings; or even travel guides that explore its picturesque scenery along the River Severn. The common thread among these books is their connection to Shrewsbury, offering readers a chance to experience the town's unique charm, heritage, and the cultural tapestry that has been woven through its centuries-old history.
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1. A Morbid Taste For Bones by Ellis Peters
In this historical mystery, set in the 12th century, a Welsh Benedictine monk with a talent for solving puzzles is dispatched with his fellow monks to a small village in Wales to acquire the relics of a saint for their abbey. Upon arrival, they encounter resistance from the local community, who revere the saint and oppose the removal of the holy relics. When the leading opponent to the monks' mission is found dead, the monk must employ his deductive skills to unravel the truth behind the murder, ensuring justice is served and the sanctity of the saint is preserved. The story weaves together elements of faith, tradition, and the pursuit of piety with the intrigue of a classic whodunit.
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