Hildegard of Meaux Books in Order

Riding through Yorkshire on a mission for her priory, Hildegard finds five hanging bodies and a slaughtered boy. The trail leads into family loyalties, political unrest, and a killer who expects silence.

Hildegard is sent across plague-struck Europe to recover the Cross of Constantine from Rome. A murdered clerk and enemies who want her mission to fail make the journey far more dangerous than a pilgrimage should be.

When armed men destroy Hildegard's quiet refuge, she escorts two frightened girls to York in search of justice. A stolen relic, a suspicious explosion, and rising unrest soon leave her juggling several mysteries at once.

Hildegard reaches Westminster as plots close around Richard II and Parliament fills with spies. Poison, divided loyalties, and court intrigue turn her journey south into one of her most dangerous investigations.

At a remote priory used to discipline unruly nuns, Hildegard finds a ripped corpse and rumors of a dragon in the woods. She trusts neither story, especially after discovering a guarded tower hidden nearby.

Sent to the papal court at Avignon, Hildegard enters a maze of politics, suspicion, and old enemies. When a body is found in a secret treasury, the mission turns into a deadly search for who can be trusted.

This prequel follows a much younger Hildegard, recently widowed and fighting to reclaim her place in a brutal world. In turbulent 1376 London, private loss and national politics collide in ways that will shape everything she becomes.

Back in England during the terror of the Merciless Parliament, Hildegard is drawn into a risky effort to save one of King Richard's allies. A hanging in Salisbury Cathedral suggests a second mystery, and the two may be linked.

Forced to shelter at Netley Abbey, Hildegard finds suspicious guests, a missing book, and a Welsh alchemist with a troubling reputation. When deaths follow, the abbey's welcome starts to feel like a trap.

Returning home at last, Hildegard finds Meaux Abbey shaken by a corpse discovered in a locked room. When an old friend is accused of murder, she risks everything to save him and expose what is being hidden.

Hildegard travels to Whitby Abbey to bargain for a prized relic, only to find rival bidders, bitter tensions, and a dead monk. The holy precinct soon feels anything but safe as the hunt for a killer gathers speed.

Sent south to escort a young heiress and quietly judge Beaulieu Abbey's loyalties, Hildegard walks into an abduction plot. With ransom, religious division, and danger circling the abbey, she has little time to separate devotion from deceit.

At Swyne Priory, whispering novices, a fugitive musician, and a missing lay sister pull Hildegard into overlapping mysteries. Rising floodwaters cut off help and turn suspicion into immediate danger.