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Priscilla Royal grew up in British Columbia and earned a B.A. in World Literature at San Francisco State University, where she discovered the beauty of medieval literature. She is a theater fan as well as a reader of history, mystery, and fiction of lesser violence. When not hiding in the thirteenth century, she lives in Northern California and is a member of California Writers Club, Mystery Writers of America, and Sisters in Crime. www.priscillaroyal.com
The vividly drawn characters in THE SANCTITY OF HATE enlighten us on many details of monastic life. -- New York Times review of The Sanctity of Hate <br><br> Historical mystery fans will find much to like here. The novel is well researched, with an intriguing plot and a timely message about religious tolerance. -- Booklist review of The Sanctity of Hate <br><br> The rich atmosphere and well-drawn characters make this a superior historical. -- Publishers Weekly starred review of A Killing Season <br><br> Royal's attention to historical detail and skillful creation of a sinister, chilling atmosphere makes her latest in this series a treat for all mystery readers. -- Booklist review of A Killing Season <br><br> Accurate both to its 13th-century period and to the unchanging nature of the human soul, this series deserves both its loyal followers and its new fans. -- Publishers Weekly review of Valley of Dry Bones <br><br> Suspense and suspects abound as the devout duo winds its way through the startling twists and turns of the well-crafted plot. A worthy successor to Ellis Peters' Brother Cadfael, Prioress Eleanor also compares favorably with Peter Tremayne's Sister Fidelma. -- Booklist review of Chambers of Death <br><br> Once again, Royal combines a well-executed plot with authentic period detail. -- Publishers Weekly review of Chambers of Death <br>
