Ellis Peters

A young monk in Shrewsbury, England falls in love with a beautiful widow and is found cruelly bludgeoned to death. When Brother Cadfael investigates, he uncovers widespread hypocrisy and greed in the community, while the widow would rather become a nun than marry again.

Brother Cadfael steps in to solve the mystery surrounding the murder of a visiting merchant.

Cripples Day at Shrewsbury attracts a multitude of pilgrims and soon a body appears in a leather sack in the middle of the pilgrims. Brother Cadfael sets out to discover how and why the man was killed.

In 1143, Brother Cadfael becomes involved in a mystery when the corpse of a young woman is plowed up in a potter's field near his monastery.

Brother Cadfael, a crime-solving monk in medieval Shrewsbury, has a disturbing encounter with his past when his investigation of wealthy Gervase Bonel's death by poisoning puts him in touch with Bonel's widow--the childhood sweetheart Cadfael left behind when he went to fight the Crusades forty years earlier.

Brother Cadfael, a crime-solving monk in medieval Shrewsbury, must work quickly to prove the innocence of young Liliwin, a wandering minstrel who seeks sanctuary in the abbey after a mob decides he must be guilty of the attack on a local goldsmith.

Brother Cadfael, a crime-solving monk in medieval Shrewsbury, investigates the murder of a prospective bridegroom in which another contender for the hand of the same lady is a suspect.