The White Path

Viviane Moore. Gollancz, $15 (240pp) ISBN 978-0-575-07327-2

Murder stalks a group of pilgrims on their journey from Le Puy to Santiago de Compostela in Viviane Moore's The White Path, translated from the French by Adriana Hunter. Can Chevalier Galeran, the hero of this popular French medieval series (A Black Romance, etc.), stop the brutal killings and rescue his brother, Ronan, from peril?

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