Heroes of the Middle Ages

United by supernatural powers unveiled in menopause but divided by long-held secrets, cousins must battle a murderer hellbent on brutally mutilating her victims before she kills one of their own. In Heroes of the Middle Ages there's a puzzling pin, a Russian spellcaster, and revenge of the most gruesome kind unfolding in Connecticut. The story blends murder mystery elements with fantasy and flashes of menopause. Three things that seemingly don't belong together, yet Segal's skilled story-crafting lead the reader searching to add up pieces that don't make sense: inside-outside bodies and an unusual encounter in an unlikely place: Hartford's Elizabeth Park. Only it's too early in the season for the famed rose garden to be in bloom, so why are the cousins there?