Series
Series about Medieval Period (5 series)
Celtic World in Order
The Celtic World is a thematic sequence of novels moving from the migrations and sacred traditions of ancient Celtic peoples into the heroic cycles and medieval history of Ireland and Britain. Its subjects include the legendary origins of Ireland, the warriors of the Ulster and Fenian cycles, Saint…
The Horse Goddess
Bard
On Ravens Wing
Finn Mac Cool
Brendan
Lion of Ireland
Pride of Lions
The Wind from Hastings
Kinghood in Order
The Kinghood books are two independent medieval novels linked by their examination of contested rule rather than by recurring characters. Hammer for Princes follows an experienced Anglo-Norman earl through the final phase of the Anarchy, when King Stephen and the future Henry II struggle over England. The King’s…
Medieval Murderers in Order
The Medieval Murderers books are collaboratively written historical-mystery collections in which a single object, manuscript, legend, place or religious tradition links a sequence of crimes across different centuries. Each contributor follows the central theme through a separate episode, allowing recurring artefacts and unresolved secrets to acquire new meanings…
The Tainted Relic
Sword of Shame
House of Shadows
The Lost Prophecies
King Arthur’s Bones
The Sacred Stone
Hill of Bones
The First Murder
The False Virgin
The Deadliest Sin
The Cole Trilogy in Order
The Cole Trilogy follows three physicians from the same family across nearly a thousand years of medical and social change. The Physician begins in eleventh-century England and Persia, where Rob Cole crosses religious and cultural boundaries to acquire formal medical training. Shaman moves the family story to nineteenth-century…
The Dublin Saga in Order
The Dublin Saga follows several interconnected families through more than a millennium of Irish history, with Dublin as the changing centre of political, religious and commercial life. The first volume moves from pre-Christian Ireland through the Viking and medieval periods to the Tudor intervention; the second traces plantation,…