Once again, Royal combines a well-executed plot with authentic period detail. -Publishers Weekly When a groom is brutally murdered, it is up to Prioress Eleanor and Brother Thomas to sift through the evidence before the vicious killer strikes again. 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 Priscilla Royal understands the human heart, the medieval mind, and how to rachet up the suspense with each turning page. Her books keep getting better and better. --Sharon Kay Pen, NYT bestselling author STARRED REVIEW Against an authentic backdrop of medieval life and lore, Royal once again brings alive characters who are true to their period yet exhibit emotions and feelings that 21st-century readers will recognize as their own. -Publishers Weekly on Forsaken Soul STARRED REVIEW Prioress Eleanor of Tyndal is recuperating from a life-threatening illness at the start of Royal's riveting fourth medieval mystery...The author subtly treats the erotic charge surrounding Eleanor and Thomas while shedding light on 13th-century understandings of sexuality. Royal draws together the murder, the manuscript and the ghost in an unexpected conclusion. -Publishers Weekly on Justice of the Damned Once again, Royal combines a well-executed plot with authentic period detail. - Publishers Weekly When a groom is brutally murdered, it is up to Prioress Eleanor and Brother Thomas to sift through the evidence before the vicious killer strikes again. 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 Priscilla Royal understands the human heart, the medieval mind, and how to rachet up the suspense with each turning page. Her books keep getting better and better. --Sharon Kay Pen, NYT bestselling author STARRED REVIEW Against an authentic backdrop of medieval life and lore, Royal once again brings alive characters who are true to their period yet exhibit emotions and feelings that 21st-century readers will recognize as their own. - Publishers Weekly on Forsaken Soul STARRED REVIEW Prioress Eleanor of Tyndal is recuperating from a life-threatening illness at the start of Royal's riveting fourth medieval mystery...The author subtly treats the erotic charge surrounding Eleanor and Thomas while shedding light on 13th-century understandings of sexuality. Royal draws together the murder, the manuscript and the ghost in an unexpected conclusion. - Publishers Weekly on Justice of the Damned Once again, Royal combines a well-executed plot with authentic period detail. - Publishers Weekly When a groom is brutally murdered, it is up to Prioress Eleanor and Brother Thomas to sift through the evidence before the vicious killer strikes again. 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 Priscilla Royal understands the human heart, the medieval mind, and how to rachet up the suspense with each turning page. Her books keep getting better and better. --Sharon Kay Pen, NYT bestselling author STARRED REVIEW Against an authentic backdrop of medieval life and lore, Royal once again brings alive characters who are true to their period yet e