Chaos in Cambridge

When a young woman discovers Magna Carta did nothing to benefit the poor - or women - she sets out to educate herself about the reasons. Unfortunately, in AD 1217, women can't legally attend university.

At 14, Ann Pitt refuses be deterred by inconvenient details like the law. She finds a way to achieve her goals with the help of one of the most powerful women in the country: Nicholaa de la Haye, Castellan of Lincoln Castle.

All is going well until - as has happened to her parents in the past - matters become complicated when she discovers the corpse of someone she knows, close to her temporary home in Cambridge.

There appears to be no obvious reason for the murder, until she and her friends delve more deeply into the dead student's life.

Chaos in Cambridge is the ninth book in the Pitt Family Saga and follows on from the tumultuous events of King John's Jewels.

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