Hugh Corbett, a clerk in the court of King Edward I, investigates the death of a man found hanged in a London Church and stumbles onto a deadly conspiracy

Satan in St. Mary's

DOHERTY, P.C.

Literature & Fiction

St Martins Pr

Hugh Corbett, a clerk at the medieval court of King Edward I, journeys to Scotland to investigate the bizarre death of King Alexander II, whose body--and that of his favorite horse--had been found at the foot of a cliff

The Crown in Darkness

Matthew Jankyn is hired to investigate the death of Richard II, as well as rumors that the king had escaped with the help of the Whyte Harte, a secret society intent on overthrowing the usurper Henry IV, in a mystery set in medieval England

The Whyte Harte

Edward I entrusts his clerk, Hugh Corbett, to uncover the spy in the English court planted by France's Philip IV, a mission that leads Corbett into danger in thirteenth-century Paris

Spy in Chancery

When Walter de Montfort, dean of St. Paul's Cathedral, dies suddenly and violently during a mass at which King Edward I and other notables are present, medieval detective Hugh Corbett is assigned to track down the killer

Angel of Death

British master thief and spy Matthew Jankyn is hired by young Henry VI to uncover the true identity of Jehanne D'Arc, the mysterious Maid of Lorraine whose aid and inspiration is bolstering England's weary French adversaries

The Serpent Amongst the Lilies

Genre Fiction

Explores the centuries-old mystery surrounding the fate of Richard III's two young nephews, whom he imprisoned in the Tower of London after his bloody coup in 1483

The Fate of Princes

Ralph Croft, an Englishman released from an eighteenth-century French prison, must reveal the identity of the masked man--a prisoner so important that only the guards were permitted to see his face

The Masked Man

British & Irish

The Prince of Darkness (Hugh Corbett Mysteries, Book 5): A gripping medieval mystery of intrigue and espionage

Hugh Corbett, a clerk and spy in the court of Edward I, is sent to investigate the mysterious death of Lady Eleanor Belmont, former mistress to Prince Philip of Wales, and he discovers a scandal that could entangle the English Crown

The Prince of Darkness

P. C. Doherty's medieval mysteries are known for their gripping suspense, accuracy, and appealing characters. They have delighted readers with a blend of sleuthing, adventure, and vividly conveyed atmosphere - all wrapped around a mystery from the Middle Ages. Murder Wears a Cowl, the sixth mystery featuring Hugh Corbett, a spy for Edward I, concerns a violent serial killer lurking in London, slitting the throats of prostitutes. When Lady Somerville, one of the Sisters of St. Martha, is murdered in the same barbaric fashion, followed by the suspicious death of Father Benedict, Edward I again calls on his trusted clerk, Hugh Corbett, to track the killer.

Murder Wears a Cowl/a Medieval Mystery Featuring Hugh Corbett

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