Murder Most Medieval

Here are thirteen deadly tales, all set within the dramatic turmoil of medieval Europe. Murder mystery fans and history buffs alike will be riveted by the selections offered by master anthologist Martin H. Greenberg and Nebula Award-winner John Helfers. You'll meet Peter Tremayne's seventh-century Celtic detective, Sister Fidelma, in "Like a Dog Returning;" discover Clayton Emery's take on Robin Hood in "Plucking a Mandrake;" learn about Brother Cadfael, soldier-turned-sleuthing-monk, from the wicked pen of Ellis Peters; and many others—all in the service of investigating crime in the Middle Ages, from the misdeeds of commoners to the felonies of kings.

Like a dog returning--a Sister Fidelma mystery / Peter Tremayne

The country for the blind / Doug Allyn

Cold as fire / Lillian Stewart Carl

A horse for my kingdom / Gillian Linscott

The simple logic of it / Margaret Frazer

Plucking a mandrake / Clayton Emery

A gift from God / Edward Marston

The Queen's chastity / Tony Geraghty

The reiving of Bonville keep / Kathy Lyn Emerson

For the love of old bones / Michael Jecks

The wizard of Lindsay Woods / Brendan DuBois

Improvements / Kristine Kathryn Rusch

A light on the road to Woodstock / Ellis Peters.