Michael Jecks

Michael Jecks has written 30 books to date in the Knights Templar series aka Medieval West Country Mysteries – the Knights Templar tag has appeared on the the more recent books.

Introducing Simon Puttock, newly appointed to the post of bailiff. When investigating a death in a burned out house, Sir Baldwin Furnshill, a local lord of the manor, suggests that the man was murdered. When a passing abbot is also burned to death, Simon must find the killer and bring them to justice.

  • The Merchant’s Partner (November 1995)
  • Moorland Hanging (May 1996)
  • The Crediton Killings (June 1997)
  • The Abbot’s Gibbet (April 1998)
  • The Leper’s Return (November 1998)
  • Squire Throwleigh’s Heir (June 1999)
  • Belladonna at Belstone (December 1999)
  • The Traitor of St. Giles (May 2000)
  • The Boy Bishop’s Glovemaker (December 2000)
  • The Tournament of Blood (June 2001)
  • The Sticklepath Strangler (November 2001)
  • The Devil’s Acolyte (June 2002)
  • The Mad Monk of Gidleigh (December 2002)
  • The Templar’s Penance (June 2003)
  • The Outlaws of Ennor (January 2004)
  • The Tolls of Death (May 2004)

Returning from a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, Simon and Baldwin pass through the village of Cardinham in Cornwall, only to find a local woman has apparently hanged herself. They have their suspicions, which are soon confirmed as more deaths follow…

  • The Chapel of Bones (December 2004)
  • The Butcher of St Peter’s (May 2005)
  • A Friar’s Bloodfeud (June 2006)
  • The Death Ship of Dartmouth (November 2006)
  • The Malice of Unnatural Death (December 2006)
  • Dispensation of Death (June 2007)
  • The Templar, The Queen and Her Lover (December 2007)
  • The Prophecy of Death (June 2008)
  • The King of Thieves (November 2008)
  • No Law in the Land (June 2009)
  • The Bishop Must Die (November 2009)
  • The Oath (2010)
  • The King’s Gold (2011)

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