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Thank you, BCFs. You have reminded me that I have an unread “Sister Fidelma” in my library, released late last summer. I have been so engrossed in all of the BCFs discussions and the amazing books in those, that I have not taken the time to read this latest one. As I mentioned in this recommendation, in addition to the interesting and complex characters, I enjoy the accounts of women’s role in Irish society of that time and of what was, in many ways, a representative government. Lena would have been right at home. Like “The Searcher,” the descriptions of the natural world are evocative. I think I am ready to return to the southwest of Ireland in the 7th century and to the adventures of Fidelma, who is a magistrate of the law, and her husband Eadulf.