Without a Trace (12) (The Chronicles of Hugh de Singleton, Surgeon)

Without a Trace (12) (The Chronicles of Hugh de Singleton, Surgeon)

by Mel Starr (Author)

Synopsis

Lady Philippa, the wife of Sir Aymer - a knight of the realm - disappears while travelling from her husband's manor to Bampton. She and her maid are travelling in an enclosed wagon, whilst her husband and his grooms and a squire are mounted. When the party arrives at Bampton Castle neither the lady nor her maid are within the enclosed wagon: they have simply vanished. As the disappearance may have happened while the travellers were on Lord Gilbert's lands, his surgeon and bailiff, Hugh de Singleton, is assigned to discover what has happened to the lady. Has she been taken? Her has she fled her husband? A few days later her husband receives a ransom demand, and Hugh is named to deliver the money. Why him? The ransom is paid, but the lady is not returned. Can Hugh help find her, or is it already too late?

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 242
Edition: New
Publisher: Lion Fiction
Published: 20 Sep 2019

ISBN 10: 1782642676
ISBN 13: 9781782642671
Book Overview: A knight's wife mysteriously disappears from her carriage. Kidnapping is suspected. Can Hugh de Singleton discover what has happened before it's too late?

Media Reviews
Starr's latest medieval mystery (after The Abbot's Agreement) will delight fans of Ellis Peters's Chronicles of Brother Cadfael series. --Library Journal on Ashes to Ashes
Fans of medieval mysteries will revel in Starr's fourth lively blending of intriguing suspense and telling historical detail. --Library Journal on Unhallowed Ground
Romance and intrigue are the cornerstones of this excellent historical series entry. Its well-defined characters and attention to historical detail will appeal to fans of Ariana Franklin. --Library Journal on A Trail of Ink
Author Bio
Mel Starr was born and grew up in Kalamazoo, Michigan. After graduating with a MA in history from Western Michigan University in 1970, he taught history in Michigan public schools for thirty-nine years. Since retiring, he has focused on his highly successful novels. Mel and his wife, Susan, have two daughters and eight grandchildren.