Jeri Westerson
About me
Los Angeles native and award-winning author Jeri Westerson writes the critically acclaimed Crispin Guest Medieval Noir novels. Her brooding protagonist is Crispin Guest, a disgraced knight turned detective on the mean streets of fourteenth century London, running into thieves, kings, poets, and religious relics. When not writing, Jeri dabbles in gourmet cooking, drinks fine wines, eats cheap chocolate, and swoons over anything British.
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St. Basil of Ancyra’s Feastday, Eleventh Year in the Reign of King Richard Frost still has its clutches over city streets as the sun rises, but by midmoring, it is but a memory. Even so, cracking through the ice in our bucket of water for a morning wash still chills…
St. Brannok’s Feast Day, Eleventh Year in the Reign of King Richard II I often gauge the faces of those who come to me. Some are crumpled and their bodies bent with worry, working their hands one over the other in distress, while others–unsuccessfully hiding their greed under their hoods…
Saint Martha’s Feast Day, the tenth year in the reign of Richard II The days are pleasant and the sky is as azure as a velvet-lined box. Jack and I take our leisure just outside the Boar’s Tusk with cool cups of ale. With Gilbert settling beside us, we say…