The Lady Chapel
by Candace Robb | 
The Nun's Tale
by Candace Robb | 
The Apothecary Rose
by Candace Robb | 
The Nightingale Gallery
by Paul Doherty | 
A Gift of Sanctuary
by Candace Robb | 
Dragons of Archenfield
by Edward Marston | 
The Merchant's Partner
by Michael Jecks | 
A Personal Devil
by Roberta Gellis | 
Fortune Like the Moon
by Alys Clare | 
Strong as Death
by Sharan Newman | 
The Cross-legged Knight
by Candace Robb | 
The Prince of Darkness
by Paul Doherty | 
Ghostly Murders
by Paul Doherty |
Cursed in the Blood
by Sharan Newman | 
Belladonna at Belstone
by Michael Jecks | 
A Vigil of Spies
by Candace Robb | 
The Riddle of St. Leonard's
by Candace Robb | 
The Guilt of Innocents
by Candace Robb |
A Spy for the Redeemer
by Candace Robb | 
The Thirteenth Tale
by Diane Setterfield |
'??Robb continues to adeptly blend politics with period detail and three-dimensioned characterizations in the Owen Archer tales.'? '??PUBLISHERS WEEKLY From the marshy Thames to the misty Yorkshire moors, murder stalks Welsh soldier-sleuth Owen Archer and one of his oldest friends. On a snowy morning in 1367, Sir William of Wyndesore'??s page is found in the icy moat of Windsor Castle, and some whisper that the murderer was Ned Townley'??a former comrade-in-arms of Owen Archer. Burdened with a reputation as a notoriously jealous lover, Ned cannot hope to clear his name; even Mary, his ladylove, is unsure of the truth. Hoping to put Ned out of harm'??s way while solving the murder, Owen places his friend in charge of a mission to Rievaulx Abbey at the edge of the moors. But when the travelers receive news of Mary'??s drowning, Ned vanishes into the wild. Riding out in search of his old friend, Owen does not know whether he will be Ned'??s savior or executioner. With his one good eye, Owen sees more than most, but now he must find a way to penetrate the curtains of power that surround the Church and England'??s royal court and discover the truth of Ned'??s innocence or guilt...