The woman in the grave had been buried in secrecy, unblessed, the crude cross her hands clasped made from hedgerow twigs. But who is she? Brother Cadfael sets about investigating.

The Potter's Field : The Seventeenth Chronicle of Brother Cadfael

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

PETERS, Ellis

Mystery

Harpercollins Pub, Ltd.

At the monastery in Shrewsbury in 1138, Brother Cadfael's workshop shelves boast all sorts of medication for every kind of ailment. When Gervase Bonel is poisoned with one of them, the monk finds suspicion has fallen on someone he is certain is innocent.

Monk's-hood

Jacobi, Derek

HarperCollins, Publishers

St. Peter's Fair was a grand event, attracting merchants from across England and beyond. With the pause in the Civil War during the summer of 1139, the fair would bring some much-needed gaiety to Shrewsbury. But a wealthy merchant is found murdered in the river Severn. Brother Cadfael offers to help the merchant's niece, Emma; but while he searches for the killer, two more men are murdered--like her uncle, apparently for the valuables they possessed at their death. Cadfael races to save the young woman, knowing that during Civil War, betrayal can come from any direction, and even good intentions can kill.

St Peter’s Fair

Harpercollins

The House of Green Turf

Morrow

Brother Cadfael omnibus: The rose rent; The hermit of Eyton Forest; The raven in the foregate

Little,Brown

Dominic Felse agrees to help her daughter Tossa's friend Anjli visit her father in India. What begins as a simple task soon turns into a fiasco as the spoilt, precocious Anjli attracts trouble in the form of a murder investigation.

Mourning raga

Macmillan

A crime novel originally published in 1974 in which a famous conductor and composer finds his life is at risk when he returns to his hometown and is sought by an avenger.

The Horn of Roland

A reissue of the first chronicle of Brother Cadfael.

A morbid taste for bones: a Mediaeval whodunnit

WARNER BOOKS

A classic mystery from a bestselling author. The sleepy village of Middlehope is suddenly jerked into life by the arrival of nouveau riche antiques magnate Arthur Rainbow. But the Middlehope community rejects him, and when Rainbow's crushed body is found in the graveyard of St Eata's church, there is little surprise or sorrow - but much speculation. After all, thereare so many candidates - his young wife, the usurped organist, themutinous choir. It falls upon Superintendent George Felse, newly promoted head of the Midshire CID, to solve this most perplexing murder.

Rainbow's End

A reissue of the second chronicle of Brother Cadfael.

One corpse too many: a medieval whodunnit

Literature & Fiction

British & Irish

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