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At the request of the Duke of Clarence, Roger, the travelling chapman, accompanies a young bride to meet her betrothed. When he delivers her, the bridegroom has vanished, shortly followed by his brother. Roger links the disappearance to an ancient manuscript written in a strange language.

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This fifth title in a medieval mystery series features the investigative hero, Roger the Chapman. Set in 1475 when King Edward IV is about to invade France, Roger learns of a plot to kill Richard of Gloucester and tries to discover who is behind it.

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Roger the Chapman has been royally commanded to escort a King's messenger who is carrying a vital despatch aboard his ship in Plymouth. When the messenger is murdered, he is appalled to find himself the chief suspect in a world of double-dealing, past sins and political chicanery.

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It is October 1477 and Roger the Chapman is surprised to find himself feeling restless again. He is driven towards Plymouth, and on arrival is confronted by the brutal murder of a wealthy old man. The chief suspect has completely vanished and Roger is on the trail.

It's October 1477 and Roger the Chapman arrives in Plymouth to be confronted by the brutal murder of Master Capstick. The chief suspect is Capstick's great-nephew Beric, who has managed to completely vanish. Roger begins his own enquiries, an action which provokes an attempt on his life.

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The long-lost son of a wealthy weaver, thought murdered six years before, has reappeared, to the joy of the old man but to the indignation of Alison Burnett, who refuses to believe the stranger is her brother. When she is disinherited she appeals to Roger the Chapman to prove her suspicions right.

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This is the sixth title in a medieval mystery series featuring the investigative hero, Roger the Chapman. In this story, Roger has to team up with a tiresome friar to find the murderer of Lady Cederwell.