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Miles Edwulfson in the 12th Century

Miles Edwulfson in the 12th Century follows an English former soldier in the generation after the Norman Conquest, when royal law, local lordship and ethnic mistrust still shape daily life. The series uses murder investigations, land disputes and political intrigue to explore Anglo-Norman England under Henry I. Miles’s position between English villagers, Norman aristocrats and royal officers lets the books treat justice as both a personal obligation and a dangerous instrument of power.

Reading order

Books in this series (3 books)

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1. A Case of Murdrum

Robert Broomall

4.4(1,417)

When a Norman earl is killed during a hunt, the murdrum law threatens to punish the surrounding district unless the killer is found. Miles Edwulfson, an English ploughman of noble descent and a former soldier in Wales, is drawn into the investigation after evidence points toward…

The Castle cover

2. The Castle

Robert Broomall

4.4(810)

In 1106, Blanche, the Norman widow of the earl of Trent, and her English steward Miles Edwulfson attempt to take control of her estates after the earl’s death. Their position is threatened by Aimerie, a baron building an illegal castle and extracting money from nearby manors…

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3. The Martinmas Plot

Robert Broomall

4.4(328)

In 1117, Miles Edwulfson has become a lord, but his status does not protect him from old enemies. Galon, earl of Trent and councillor to King Henry, orders Miles to uncover a suspected plot against the crown, forcing him into the forest and into the role…