A Corpse at St. Andrew's Chapel : The Second Chronicle of Hugh de Singleton, Surgeon

from taterzngravy

Mel Starr's books are mysteries. They do provide a mystery to ponder. The mysteries are not convoluted and never gruesome. The are truly and guide through the Middle Ages led by a bailiff who is also a self-trained surgeon, a fiend bequeathed him a book on surgery and he read it. As a bailiff, he...

from LouisaCornell

For those of you who are fans of British cozy mysteries set in one of those quaint English villages, for those of you who love a good police procedural and for those of you who love a really well-written mystery, Mel Starr's A Corpse at St. Andrew's Chapel is the book for you. And if you are a fa...

from VeraGodley

When venturing into the pages of a Mel Starr novel, one steps into medieval England in the mid 1300s. Thoroughly enjoy these sojourns in the villages and across Shill Brook with the incomparable Hugh de Singleton Surgeon and bailiff of Lord Gilbert's estate and village. For those unfamiliar, Mast...

from jasmyn9

This is a murder mystery set in the small are of Bampton in old England. We follow our detective, Master Hugh de Singleton, as he tries to solve the case of a brutal murder. A man has been found with his throat slashed in the bushes near the road leading the St. Andrew's Chapel. While investigati...

from m4marya

This is the second book by Mel Starr, with Hugh de Singleton, a surgeon and bailiff in medieval England. When I received the book as part of Early Reviewers, I quickly picked up the first book. The books are considered Christian literature, which is usually not an issue when reading a tale set in...