Late Medieval (1338 to 1485)
People of the Canyons: A Novel of North America’s Forgotten Past
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This tale focuses on the native peoples of the Fremont, an area that was centered along the Fremont River in Utah and extended ...Read Review
Divine Heretic
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I have a confession to make; I’ve always hated the mealy-mouthed Joan of Arc of legend, the Maid of Orleans who was ...Read Review
Hour of the Fox (A Brother Chandler Mystery)
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This medieval mystery is the first in the Brother Chandler series by the author who also wrote the Abbess Hildegard of Meaux books. ...Read Review
The Black and the White
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In 1349 the Black Death is sweeping across England. We meet Martin as he recovers from the brink of death to find his father ...Read Review
The Master’s Apprentice: A Retelling of the Faust Legend
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Pötzsch’s popular Hangman’s Daughter series of historical mysteries has reached eight volumes, but the prolific author switches gears in this ...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
In the Company of Fools (A Christine de Pizan Mystery)
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Set in Paris in 1396, this entry in Bayard’s Christine de Pizan series centers around the scribe’s investigations into seemingly unrelated murders, ...Read Review
Uncovering the Merchant’s Secret (Harlequin Historical)
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In 1346, in the midst of Brittany’s war of succession, Jack Sutton, English wine merchant and spy, washes up on the rocky coastline ...Read Review
Rogue Malory
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The writing of Sir Thomas Malory’s Le Morte D’Arthur as if told by Monty Python. From his cell in Newgate Prison ...Read Review
The Lady of the Ravens (Queens of the Tower, Book 1)
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Joan Vaux, a servant to Elizabeth of York, wife of King Henry VII, is the “lady of the ravens”. The novel follows the ...Read Review