Sedley, Kate

The Saint John's fern : a Roger the Chapman medieval mystery by Kate Sedley( Livre )
2 editions published between 1999 and 2002 in Anglais and held by 605 libraries worldwide
Feeling restless despite his happy new marriage, Roger the Chapman returns to Plymouth, where a brutal murder and a missing chief suspect have been chalked up to witchcraft activities.

The Lammas feast by Kate Sedley( Livre )
2 editions published between 2002 and 2003 in Anglais and held by 600 libraries worldwide
Fifteenth-century sleuth Roger the Chapman looks into the death of despised Jasper Fairbrother, whose murder may be tied to three subsequent killings, while the town baker's simple-minded wife repeatedly abducts the Chapman's new baby.

Nine men dancing by Kate Sedley( Livre )
3 editions published between 2003 and 2007 in Anglais and Français and held by 596 libraries worldwide
Arriving in the small village of Lower Brockhurst in the winter of 1478, Roger the Chapman learns of the disappearance of a local girl and risks the disapproval of his wife, Adela, by staying in the village in order to help solve the mystery.

The goldsmith's daughter by Kate Sedley( Livre )
6 editions published between 2001 and 2009 in Anglais and Français and held by 589 libraries worldwide
Roger the Chapman must prove a woman, the daughter of a London goldsmith, didn't poison her husband.

The midsummer rose by Kate Sedley( Livre )
4 editions published between 2004 and 2007 in Anglais and Français and held by 572 libraries worldwide

The eve of Saint Hyacinth by Kate Sedley( Livre )
4 editions published between 1995 and 1999 in Anglais and Français and held by 551 libraries worldwide
A medieval mystery starring Roger the Chapman, sleuth and itinerant peddler. Political intrigue between England and France entices him away from his travels to find out who is planning to kill the Duke of Gloucester, brother of King Edward IV. By the author of The Plymouth Cloak.

Wheel of fate by Kate Sedley( Livre )
1 edition published in 2010 in Anglais and held by 523 libraries worldwide
The intrepid peddler, Roger the Chapman, returns home after months on the road, only to learn that his wife has left him after hearing that he fathered an illegitimate child. Panicked, Roger follows his wife to London after learning she's staying with distant cousins, the Godsloves. After he pleads his case and his wife agrees to reconcile, Roger learns that the Godsloves believe they're under a curse; after urging from his wife, he investigates their claim. In the chaos of London in the wake of the death of King Edward IV, Roger employs all his considerable investigative skills to the Godslove case and eventually learns of a terrible secret from their past.

The Plymouth cloak : the second tale of Roger the Chapman by Kate Sedley( Livre )
5 editions published between 1992 and 1994 in Anglais and held by 499 libraries worldwide
Roger the Chapman is to accompany Philip Underdown to a Brittany-bound ship at Plymouth, but animosity and dangerous enemies seem to follow them.

For king and country by Kate Sedley( Livre )
2 editions published in 2006 in Anglais and held by 495 libraries worldwide
"It is 1642, and civil war is beginning to split England in half. The dashing Cavaliers swear loyalty to the Crown; the stern Puritans vow to risk all for liberty and their mighty, wrathful God...and beautiful , fiery Lilias Pride will face the hardest choice of her life"--Inside cover jacket.

The weaver's tale by Kate Sedley( Livre )
5 editions published between 1993 and 1999 in Anglais and held by 484 libraries worldwide
Roger Chapman, the 15th Century English monk turned sleuth, investigates the case of a man convicted of murdering someone who is still alive. The story is set against a backdrop of heretical religious movements and raids by Irish slavers. By the author of the Plymouth Cloak.