The Hermit of Eyton Forest
8 hrs. 56 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Ellis Peters
Author
Ellis Peters
Narrator
Alexey Bagdasarov
Narrator
Alexey Bagdasarov
An Englishwoman, Edith Pargeter, wasn’t a trained historian; however, under the pseudonym Ellis Peters she created one of the most popular detective series, tightly linked to important historical events that shook 12th-century England and Wales, where Pargeter’s ancestors came from.
“The Cadfael Chronicles” is both a political detective story—because it unfolds against the backdrop of the civil war between supporters of the rightful claimant to Queen Matilda’s throne and King Stephen of Blois, who seized the throne by force—and classic, intimate stories that happen to the residents of the town of Shrewsbury and its surroundings, as well as to inhabitants of the Benedictine abbey in Shrewsbury. It was precisely here, in the twilight of his years, that an old crusader retired—the veteran soldier who, taking the name Brother Cadfael, decided to live out the rest of his days peacefully, serving God and tending people. But instead of that, Cadfael—an expert in the subtleties of human souls and a man with a wealth of life experience—keeps having to investigate all kinds of crimes and save not only
bodies, but also souls…
It is the year 1142, and England is engulfed in civil war. Yet in the Benedictine abbey, a chain of events begins no less dramatic than the upheavals of the outside world. Everything starts with the tragic death of Lord Richard Ludlow, whose ten-year-old heir studies in the abbey. The boy resists the influence of Lady Dionysia, who has secured the support of the local holy hermit. The arrival of an aged saint foretells many misfortunes for the monks. And when a corpse is found in the forest of Eaton, Brother Cadfael must apply his knowledge of human nature to uncover the merciless murderer.
“The Cadfael Chronicles” is both a political detective story—because it unfolds against the backdrop of the civil war between supporters of the rightful claimant to Queen Matilda’s throne and King Stephen of Blois, who seized the throne by force—and classic, intimate stories that happen to the residents of the town of Shrewsbury and its surroundings, as well as to inhabitants of the Benedictine abbey in Shrewsbury. It was precisely here, in the twilight of his years, that an old crusader retired—the veteran soldier who, taking the name Brother Cadfael, decided to live out the rest of his days peacefully, serving God and tending people. But instead of that, Cadfael—an expert in the subtleties of human souls and a man with a wealth of life experience—keeps having to investigate all kinds of crimes and save not only
bodies, but also souls…
It is the year 1142, and England is engulfed in civil war. Yet in the Benedictine abbey, a chain of events begins no less dramatic than the upheavals of the outside world. Everything starts with the tragic death of Lord Richard Ludlow, whose ten-year-old heir studies in the abbey. The boy resists the influence of Lady Dionysia, who has secured the support of the local holy hermit. The arrival of an aged saint foretells many misfortunes for the monks. And when a corpse is found in the forest of Eaton, Brother Cadfael must apply his knowledge of human nature to uncover the merciless murderer.
1.
A Morbid Taste for Bones
(narrated by
Sergey Venzelev)
1.
A Morbid Taste for Bones
(narrated by
Kuryshev Sergey)
2.
One Corpse Too Many
(narrated by
Sergey Venzelev)
2.
One Corpse Too Many
(narrated by
Kuryshev Sergey)
3.
A Morbid Taste for Bones
(narrated by
Sergey Venzelev)
3.
The Monk's Hood
(narrated by
Kuryshev Sergey)
4.
The Potter's Field
(narrated by
Theophanu)
4.
Saint Peter's Fair
(narrated by
Alexey Bagdasarov)
5.
The Leper of Saint Giles
(narrated by
Theophanu)
5.
The Leper of Saint Giles
(narrated by
Vladimir Levasheov)
6.
The Virgin in Ice
(narrated by
Theophanu)
6.
The Virgin in the Ice
(narrated by
Grigory Dantsiger)
7.
A Sparrow Under the Holy Eaves
(narrated by
Theophanu)
7.
A Sparrow Under the Eaves
(narrated by
Kuryshev Sergey)
8.
The Devil's Novice
(narrated by
Theophanu)
8.
The Devil's Novice
(narrated by
Grigory Dantsiger)
9.
Ransom for a Dead Man
(narrated by
Theophanu)
9.
Dead Man's Ransom
(narrated by
Grigory Dantsiger)
10.
A Morbid Taste for Bones
(narrated by
Theophanu)
10.
The Raven in the Foregate
(narrated by
Alexey Bagdasarov)
11.
The Hermit of Eyton Forest
(narrated by
Theophanu)
11.
A Morbid Taste for Bones
(narrated by
Alexey Bagdasarov)
12.
The Raven in the Foregate
(narrated by
Theophanu)
12.
The Raven in the Foregate
12.
The Raven in the Foregate
(narrated by
Alexey Bagdasarov)
13.
The Rose Rent
(narrated by
Theophanu)
13.
The Rose Rent
14.
The Hermit of Eyton Forest
(narrated by
Theophanu)
14.
The Hermit of Eyton Forest
15.
A Morbid Taste for Bones
(narrated by
Theophanu)
15.
A Monk's Hood
(narrated by
Vladimir Levasheov)
16.
The Heretic's Apprentice
(narrated by
Theophanu)
17.
The Potter's Field
(narrated by
Theophanu)
17.
Death on Potter's Field
(narrated by
Vladimir Levasheov)
18.
A Morbid Taste for Bones
(narrated by
Theophanu)
19.
A Morbid Taste for Bones
(narrated by
Theophanu)
19.
The Holy Thief
(narrated by
Vladimir Levasheov)
20.
The Confession of Brother Cadfael
(narrated by
Theophanu)
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