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When a Saxon is brutally murdered in the previously peaceful region of Archenfield, the finger of blame points at his Welsh neighbours. Who else would carve a red dragon outside his home As the violence builds, Ralph Delchard and Gervase Bret turn their attention to two warring landowners.

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Norwich is alive with the news that Richard de Fontenel is the victim of theft. The golden elephants he promised Adelaide if she married him have disappeared, and so has his stewart, Hermer. Is Hermer the thief or has something sinister happened And how did Fontenel come to possess the elephants

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Henry Beaumont, constable of Warwick Castle, keeps a renowned pack of fox hounds. One hunt uncovers a body, that of a former member of Henry's household. Domesday commissioners, Ralph Delchard and Gervase Bret are in the Warwick area, and to them the man Henry has arrested seems an unlikely villan.

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Who shot the Earl's finest hawk Who is the hooded figure in the forest and the hidden witness crouching petrified but undetected Ralph Delchard and Gervase Bret are called to settle a dispute between Church and State. Guests of the Earl, they find a well-guarded prisoner in the castle dungeons.

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The ordered calm of Gloucester Abbey is shattered by the murder of one of its monks. The Abbot, ill-equipped to deal with such a heinous crime, is stunned by the Sheriff's belief that one of the monks is guilty. It is by this confusion that two Domesday Comminisioners are welcomed into the town.

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When Wistan sees his father beaten to death by Guy FitzCorbucion, he swears that he will avenge his father's murder. When Guy's body is found hideously mutilated, his family begin baying for the blood of Wistan, but investigators Gervase and Ralph realize it is not as straightforward as it seems.

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Three powerful Norman lords and a Saxon thegn watch their steeds race by the forest of Woodstock, each lusting for a win. But the first horse past the post has an empty saddle and the rider is lying in a copse with a knife in his back. More than one man has a motivation - but who was the murderer