On the game: New adventure fiction from Gunnar Games and Game Mill Entertainment, who will not get bored for a second! You will take part in the investigation of the mysterious disappearance of the walls of the Cathedral of Notre Dame, one of the great shrines of Christendom the crown of thorns.

On the game: New adventure fiction from Gunnar Games and Game Mill Entertainment, who will not get bored for a second! You will take part in the investigation of the mysterious disappearance of the walls of the Cathedral of Notre Dame, one of the great shrines of Christendom - the crown of thorns. The head of the Paris police charged you a well-known to the investigator, this is a very complicated matter. Use your skills to find hidden objects and solving a puzzle of all possible to find a relic before it's too late. A well-designed plot will leave no one indifferent!

Onthe game: New adventure fiction from Gunnar Games and Game MillEntertainment, who will not get bored for a second! You will take partin the investigation of the mysterious disappearance of the walls of theCathedral of Notre Dame, one of the great shrines of Christendom - thecrown of thorns. The head of the Paris police charged you a well-knownto the investigator, this is a very complicated matter. Use your skillsto find hidden objects and solving a puzzle of all possible to find arelic before its too late. A well-designed plot will leave no oneindifferent!

As the Hundred Years' War against France approaches a resolution in 1450, Frazer's clever Benedictine nun, Dame Frevisse, emerges from her Oxfordshire abbey to solve a string of politically motivated murders in this illuminating but dialogue-heavy 16th installment (after 2006's The Sempster's Tale) in the author's medieval mystery series.

As the Hundred Years' War against France approaches a resolution in 1450, Frazer's clever Benedictine nun, Dame Frevisse, emerges from her Oxfordshire abbey to solve a string of politically motivated murders in this illuminating but dialogue-heavy 16th installment (after 2006's The Sempster's Tale) in the author's medieval mystery series.