Chronicles of Hugh de Singleton, Surgeon The Abbot's Agreement, Book 7, (Paperback)

from Medievalgirl

3.5-4 starsIt's been eighteen months or so since I read my last Hugh de Singleton novel, and I have to admit, despite some of the (entirely legitimate) comments made by other reviewers, this was one of my personal favourites. Provided expectations are not placed too high, its generally quite good...

from readafew

I just received the first book The Unquiet Bones a couple weeks before this one to read for review. So I've read the 1st and 7th book and I have to say this looks to be a very good series. I can't wait to read the other 5 books! Hugh is on his way to Oxford to buy a Bible when he spots crows on t...

from mitchma

Another installment with our Everyman hero Hugh de Singleton. Hugh is journeying to Oxford to purchase his own copy of the Bible; however, he and traveling companion Arthur discover the bird-ravaged body of a novice from the local abbey. Abbot Thurstan entreats Hugh to forego his journey to Oxfor...

from VictoriaJZ

I received this book as an Early Reviewer book and enjoyed it quite a bit. I had not known of Mel Starr or his Singleton series, but even after several months [my review being late], the book stays with me. The story here is intriguing and the character of Hugh is likable and interesting. What I ...

from kaulsu

It wasn't the best or most novel fiction (really stretching to get in that pun), but I will probably read another in the Hugh de Singleton series. The author, Mel Starr, is a retired history professor. I lend credence, therefore, to the vocabulary he presents and to the life and times he sets his...