Hugh Corbett

Paul Doherty

In medieval London, Hugh Corbett, a clerk of the King’s Bench, is drawn into a perilous investigation when a goldsmith dies under suspicious circumstances after seeking sanctuary in St. Mary le Bow. His inquiries lead from the shadowed corridors of the church to a tavern linked to rumors of Satanic rites, secret alliances, and a dangerous circle of suspects. As Corbett pursues the truth, he must navigate political intrigue, religious fear, and an unexpected attraction to the tavern’s enigmatic owner. Rich in period detail and atmospheric suspense, this historical mystery explores justice, faith, deception, and the darker undercurrents of medieval society.

Paul Doherty

In a kingdom shadowed by political intrigue and fear, royal clerk Hugh Corbett is drawn into a dangerous investigation that reaches deep into the heart of the medieval court. As murder, treachery, and competing claims to power threaten the stability of the crown, Corbett must sift truth from deception while navigating a world where loyalty can be fatal. Rich in period detail and atmospheric suspense, this historical mystery combines meticulous detective work with a vivid portrait of medieval England and its turbulent politics.

Paul Doherty

In medieval London, royal clerk Hugh Corbett is drawn into a dangerous investigation when secrets within the king’s Chancery point to treachery at the heart of government. As rival factions maneuver for influence, Corbett must untangle deception, political intrigue, and murder while navigating the perilous world of Edward I’s court. Rich in historical detail and atmospheric suspense, this gripping mystery explores loyalty, ambition, and the uneasy relationship between justice and power.