Audiobooks with keyword Brother Hermitage
In Book 7 of the Owen Archer Mysteries, Owen's mission in Wales is extended by a murder, forcing him to confront political rebellion and personal dilemmas. While Owen investigates a suspicious death, his wife Lucie faces her own difficult choices back home.
In this Owen Archer mystery, Owen travels to Wales on a mission for the Duke of Lancaster and is tasked with investigating a murder linked to a controversial offer of sanctuary, uncovering a web of treachery, passion, and dark secrets.
In this unabridged medieval mystery, Brother Hermitage of De’Ath’s Dingle monastery is wrongly accused of murder after a pointless theological debate ends in death. He must uncover the truth with the help of his unusual companion before it's too late.
During a horse race near Woodstock, a Saxon thegn is accused of murder. Two guests at Oxford Castle, Ralph Delchard and Gervase Bret, investigate to clear his name, uncovering a plot rife with malice and treachery.
In Domesday Book 5, royal commissioners Ralph Delchard and Gervase Bret investigate a murdered girl found near Canterbury, leading them to uncover dark secrets in Harbledown and a surprising twist. This unabridged English audiobook, narrated by David Thorpe, is part of a mystery, thriller, and suspense series.
In plague-ridden York, Owen Archer investigates a series of suspicious deaths, theft, and a fire at St. Leonard's Hospital, uncovering a deeper puzzle tied to one of the victims. He must restore order by solving the mystery of the hospital's secrets.
In medieval York, Owen Archer investigates the mysterious disappearance of his friend, Ned Townley, who is accused of murder and entangled in a dangerous, high-level court scandal.
In 1325 England, an investigator and his friend must navigate a treacherous court rife with corruption and paranoia to solve the brutal murder of a lady-in-waiting and a mutilated body found behind the throne, all under the volatile reign of Edward II. They face powerful enemies who employ torture, blackmail, and murder to protect their interests.