Prince Edward's Warrant

A sleuth named Hugh de Singleton investigates a poisoning at Prince Edward's palace in 1372. The knight who escorted Hugh to London, Sir Giles, dies, and many people would like to see him dead. However, Prince Edward owes Sir Giles a debt of gratitude for his heroic behavior at the Battle of Crecy. Hugh must put himself in danger to uncover the perpetrator of the crime.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 224 pages
\n Publication date: 24 August 2018
\n Publisher: Lion Hudson Ltd
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Another delightful and absorbing mystery from Mel Starr, keeping the reader guessing as the corpses pile up in Prince Edward's palace. Hugh de Singleton, of the dry wit and engaging humility, is one of my favorite sleuths. Penelope Wilcock, British author and blogger, Master Hugh won the Black Prince's favor when he helped to ease the Prince's illness. Now, in the autumn of 1372, the Prince is suffering a relapse and sends to Bampton for Master Hugh to attend him. While at dinner in Kennington Palace, Sir Giles, the knight who escorted Hugh to London, is stricken and dies. Poison! Sir Giles is not popular, and there are many who would gladly see the fellow done away with... except for Prince Edward. The Black Prince feels a debt to the slain man because of his heroic behavior at the Battle of Crecy, where the knight stood firm with the prince when the fight seemed of uncertain outcome. Despite caring little for Sir Giles, Master Hugh must once again place himself in jeopardy and seek to uncover the perpetrator of the crime.

Another delightful and absorbing mystery from Mel Starr, keeping the reader guessing as the corpses pile up in Prince Edward's palace. Hugh de Singleton, of the dry wit and engaging humility, is one of my favorite sleuths. Penelope Wilcock, British author and blogger, Master Hugh won the Black Prince's favor when he helped to ease the Prince's illness. Now, in the autumn of 1372, the Prince is suffering a relapse and sends to Bampton for Master Hugh to attend him. While at dinner in Kennington Palace, Sir Giles, the knight who escorted Hugh to London, is stricken and dies. Poison! Sir Giles is not popular, and there are many who would gladly see the fellow done away with... except for Prince Edward. The Black Prince feels a debt to the slain man because of his heroic behavior at the Battle of Crecy, where the knight stood firm with the prince when the fight seemed of uncertain outcome. Despite caring little for Sir Giles, Master Hugh must once again place himself in jeopardy and seek to uncover the perpetrator of the crime.

\n Weight: 216g\n
Dimension: 132 x 197 x 20 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781782642626\n
Edition number: New ed\n