"October, 1471. Edward IV sits on the English throne; the House of York reigns supreme. With her young son, Henry Tudor, in exile in France, Margaret Beaufort, Countess of Richmond, shelters deep in the shadows, secretly plotting for the day when Henry can be crowned the rightful king. But as her supporters are picked off one by one, it becomes clear that a traitor lurks within Margaret's household. When one of her most loyal henchmen, Jacob Cromart,...

England, 1303. Sir Hugh Corbett is summoned to a scene of bloody mayhem and murder: Wilhelm Von Paulents, a representative of the Hanseatic League,and his wife, son and a clerk have been barbarously assassinated. The "Carta Mysteriosa"--a collection of valuable and detailed maps and sea chart--have not been stolen. So why were the murders committed and by whom? Corbett investigates and, once again, he enters the world of shadows to confront the Seed...

It is four years since the death of King Edward I, but his reign of terror has cast long shadows over the kingdom. At Holyrood Abbey, sheltered in the depths of the Welsh march, the old king's former bodyguards protect his secret relics and watch over a mysterious prisoner who is kept in the abbey's dungeon. But their peaceful existence is shattered when Abbot Henry is poisoned.  As more mysterious deaths occur, and a violent snow storm sweeps through...

London is in crisis in 1304 as a series of murders shock residents, as does the fall from power of Walter Evesham,Chief Justice in the Court of the King's Bench. Accused of bribery and corruption, he is found dead in his cell at the Abbey of Sion. Even more frightening is that it appears that the Mysterium, a killer Eversham brought to justice, has returned.

Hugh Corbett is asked to solve the murder of Lord Henry Fitzalan, who was not very well liked and which makes the suspects aplenty.

In 14th Century England, Hugh Corbett, chief clerk and spy for King Edward I, is sent to Nottingham to investigate the death of a sheriff who was poisoned. The mission is complicated because Corbet is the target of an assassin sent by King Philip of France. By the author of Murder Wears a Cowl.

In 14th century Oxford, someone is killing beggars and hanging their severed heads from trees. When this is followed by the murder of the university's regent, the king dispatches Sir Hugh Corbett. By the author of Satan's Fire.

When Abbot Stephen, the head of St. Martin's-in-the-Marsh monastery, is found brutally murdered, Sir Hugh Corbett, Keeper of the King's Seal, is sent to investigate and to dispute rumors about a galloping robber's ghost.

Two new parish priests embark on an ambitious plan to build a new church and graveyard, only to find strange evidences of nefarious goings-on amongst the old graves.