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Narrator

Kris Dyer

Kris has narrated over 100 audiobooks including titles by Alain de Botton, Neil Gaiman and James Herbert. He also regularly narrates publications The Week, Tesco Magazine and BBC History Magazine. Kris has appeared in Doctor Who with Peter Davison and in all three series of BBC Radio sitcom On the Blog with Caroline Quentin. He's performed stand-up comedy all over the country including three sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe as one half of double-act Nice Mum.

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Title:

The Heretic's Mark (MP3)

Series:

The Jackdaw Mysteries #4

Written by:

S.W. Perry 

Read by:

Kris Dyer 

Format:

Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book 

Number of CDs:

1 

Duration:

16 hours 2 minutes 

MP3 size:

596 MB 

Published:

April 01 2021 

Available Date:

April 01 2021 

Age Category:

Adult 

ISBN:

9781867523727 

Genres:

Fiction; Crime & Thriller; Historical Fiction; Mystery 

Publisher:

Bolinda audio 

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AUD$ 54.95

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The Elizabethan world is in flux. Radical new ideas are challenging the old. But the quest for knowledge can lead down dangerous paths.

London, 1594. The Queen's physician has been executed for treason, and conspiracy theories flood the streets. When Nicholas Shelby, unorthodox physician and unwilling associate of spymaster Robert Cecil, is accused of being part of the plot, he and his new wife Bianca must flee for their lives. With agents of the Crown on their tail, they make for Padua, following the ancient pilgrimage route, the Via Francigena. But the pursuing English aren't the only threat Nicholas and Bianca face. Hella, a strange and fervently religious young woman, has joined them on their journey. When the trio finally reach relative safety, they become embroiled in a radical and dangerous scheme to shatter the old world's limits of knowledge. But Hella's dire predictions of an impending apocalypse, and the brutal murder of a friend of Bianca's forces them to wonder: who is this troublingly pious woman? And what does she want?

'No-one is better than S. W. Perry at leading us through the squalid streets of London in the sixteenth century.'
Andrew Swanston