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Falls Ende: Tertium

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Thoroughly original and deeply emotional, Falls Ende – Tertium, strikes at the heartstrings where evil and greed battle with virtue and justice in an epic and unforgettable medieval tale.In this fast-paced sequel to Falls Ende – Secundus, Mellester Manor is enduring the aftermath of a horrid cattle disease and a food shortage. When the granaries are opened to feed the starving, a virulent sickness is unleashed, and the people of Mellester suffer the impact of a new adversary, Saint Anthony’s Fire. With Mellester’s lord and his knights in Ireland fighting for King Henry II, there is little anyone can do to help. The situation intensifies when a band of marauding, shipwrecked Normans approach the vulnerable village. What they take with them leaves Odo and Charlotte’s lives in turmoil.With unrelenting pressure from within his diocese, Utrecht’s Bishop Laninga seeks retribution for the killer of a Frisian farmer and a wealthy merchant, and journeys to Exeter to enlist the help of his close friend, Bishop Immers. Jointly, they plot to avenge the dead and Immers, again, sets his sights on Falls Ende and Herdsman Odo Read. Unable to challenge the might of the Church and clear his name, Odo fears he will die and prepares himself for the end. Even the powerful Templars can’t save him this time.

382 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 15, 2021

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Paul W. Feenstra

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Paul W. Feenstra is a historical fiction novelist. His character-driven novels are meticulously researched and detailed and create a dramatic window into our chronicled and complex past.

Born in Wellington, New Zealand, to Dutch immigrants, Paul relocated to the USA in 1985 and worked in Hollywood as a multiple ‘Emmy-nominated entertainment industry professional. For over 27 years, he called the USA home and was fortunate to travel extensively throughout the country before returning home. His two grown children now reside in New Zealand.

Sought after as a public speaker by various learning institutions, professional member networks, and countless organisations, Paul has toured the length of New Zealand, lecturing about his unique experiences in the Hollywood film and television industry. Recognised for his contribution to helping his country, Paul was honoured by the New Zealand government and invited to join the prestigious ‘World Class New Zealand’ network. He has authored 12 character-driven historical fiction novels, which are meticulously researched and detailed, creating a dramatic and entertaining window into our complex past.

In his spare time, he enjoys photography and wrestling bears.

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January 15, 2026
Third book in series did not disappoint

Having read the first two books in the series, it was good to wrap up the series. Book 1 got me hooked, Book 2 was great, and now Book 3 was the icing on the cake.
All the books were fast-paced, and each had its own little subplots keeping you engaged.
Credit where credit is due.
I will be looking for other books this author has written.
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