Jeri Westerson
The Isolated Séance (An Irregular Detective mystery, 1)
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London, 1895. Twenty-six-year-old Timothy Badger was a street urchin of twelve when Sherlock Holmes began using him as his spy. The Baker Street Irregulars ...Read Review
Courting Dragons (A King’s Fool mystery, 1)
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Whatever our views on the medieval royal habit of keeping jesters, dwarves and Blackamoors as ‘pets’, deploying Will Somers as an amateur sleuth ...Read Review
Oswald the Thief: A Medieval Caper
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Aptly subtitled ‘A Medieval Caper’, Jeri Westerson’s new novel is a comical romp through early 14th-century London, centering on a heist to ...Read Review
The Deadliest Sin (A Crispin Guest Mystery, 15)
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This is the fifteenth and last Crispin Guest Medieval Noir mystery. Crispin, a Tracker (private eye) in 1399 London, forfeited his knighthood and estates ...Read Review
Clockwork Gypsy (Enchanter Chronicles)
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Clockwork Gypsy sees the return of Leopold Kazsmer, a sleight-of-hand performer with the ability to wield true magic. As in the first book ...Read Review
Spiteful Bones (A Crispin Guest Mystery, 14)
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The Tracker of London, Crispin Guest, must solve a 20-year-old murder in his 14th adventure, set in 1398. Lawyer Nigellus Cobmartin has just inherited ...Read Review
Sword of Shadows (A Crispin Guest Mystery)
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Sword of Shadows is the thirteenth installment of the Crispin Guest Medieval Noir series. It’s 1396, and the Tracker of London, Crispin Guest, ...Read Review
Traitor’s Codex (A Crispin Guest Mystery)
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Crispin Guest, former baron of Sheen, has come down in the world after falling out with King Richard II. Now living in a ...Read Review
The Deepest Grave
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In his entertaining 11th adventure, Crispin Guest, known throughout late 14th-century London as the Tracker, has his hands full with two perplexing cases. ...Read Review
Season of Blood
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The medieval mystery subgenre is flooded with similar stories, characters that often blend into one another, and settings that are sometimes indistinguishable from ...Read Review