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24 books with the same feel
Include books by the same authorDeath Comes As Epiphany
Sharan Newman · 320 pages
Catherine LeVendeur, the most promising student in Heloise's convent, Paraclete, has the responsibility of discovering who has altered the text of a psalter given the the Abbot of Suger during the 12th century.
The Serpent's Tale
Ariana Franklin · 371 pages
Ordered by Henry II to establish the possible role of Eleanor of Aquitaine in the poisoning death of Henry's mistress, a reluctant Adelia Aguilar joins forces with her infant daughter's father, the Bishop of St. Albans, during the investigation.
The Traitor's Tale
Margaret Frazer · 372 pages
The Red Velvet Turnshoe
Cassandra Clark · 280 pages
Black February 1383: rain started to fall before Martinmas. It brought floods, famine and finally death. Into this watery world, against the backdrop of plague and war, the nun, Hildegard, is sent across Europe in search of a precious relic, the Cross of Constantine.
The Good Knight
Sarah Woodbury · 347 pages
Fortune Like the Moon
Alys Clare · 272 pages
The Crediton Killings
Michael Jecks · 320 pages
Saint Milburga's Bones
Jason Vail · 229 pages
An Excellent Mystery
Ellis Peters · 233 pages
Shrewsbury hosts two refugee brothers with a history that could bedevil the Benedictines, but gives Cadfael something to do.
The King's Bishop
Candace Robb · 384 pages
The Assassin in the Greenwood
Paul Doherty · 362 pages
It is 1302 and Corbett and his two servants are sent to Nottingham to investigate the return of Robin to Sherwood Forest. They are perplexed on their arrival to find fresh mysteries. Corbett's peace of mind is further shattered by news that the French have despatched an agent to assassinate him.
The Canterbury Papers
Judith Koll Healey · 368 pages
The Alehouse Murders
Maureen Ash · 288 pages
A Templar treasure for mystery readers!An honorable-yet world-weary-Knight Templar solves the mysteries of Medieval England.After eight years of captivity in the Holy Land, Templar Bascot de Marins escapes with injuries to his body and soul. Now on a sojourn at Lincoln Castle, he hopes to regain his strength, and mend his waning faith-but not even the peace of God's countryside is safe from the mo
A Mortal Bane
Roberta Gellis · 352 pages
Veil of Lies
Jeri Westerson · 280 pages
In the late 14th Century, disgraced former knight Crispin Guest finds himself in the midst of a situation involving a murdered tradesman, a missing religious artifact, a family dispute and a perplexing mystery.
Dragon's Lair
Sharon Kay Penman · 352 pages
July 1193. King Richard Lionheart lies in a German prison, held for ransom by the emperor. His mother, Dowager Queen Eleanor, ransacks England for gold to buy his freedom, while his younger brother, John, plots with King Philippe of France to ensure that he rots and dies in chains. When a ransom payment vanishes, Eleanor hastily dispatches young Justin de Quincy to investigate. In wild, beautif
The Prince of Darkness
P.C. Doherty · 256 pages
Plague Land
S.D. Sykes · 336 pages
"Oswald de Lacy was never meant to be the Lord of Somerhill Manor. Dispatched to a monastery at the age of seven, sent back at seventeen when his father and two older brothers are killed by the plague, Oswald has no experience of running an estate. He finds the years of pestilence and neglect have changed the old place dramatically, not to mention the attitude of the surviving peasants. Yet some t
Thirteenth Night
Alan Gordon · 256 pages
A historical mystery set in the thirteenth century in the mythical Duchy of Orsino on the Adriatic Coast (ie Dalmatia, part of the former Yugoslavia) and featuring characters of Shakespeare's play TWELFTH NIGHT. Twelve years after the events of the play, the Duke of Orsino has been murdered and the duchy is in a state of political turmoil. Feste (the fool), believing he sees the hand of Malvolio i
Absolution by Murder
Peter Tremayne · 274 pages
Sister Fidelma Mystery series #1 In A.D. 664, King Oswy of Northumbria has convened a synod at Whitby to hear debate between the Roman and Celtic Christian churches and decide which shall be granted primacy in his kingdom. At stake is much more than a few disputed points of ritual; Oswy's decision could affect the survival of either church in the Saxon kingdoms. When the Abbess Etain, a lead
The Witch Hunter
Bernard Knight · 370 pages
Murder Most Holy
Paul Doherty, P. Harding · 256 pages