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Servant of the Crown Mystery Books in Order

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Explore the Servant of the Crown Mystery books by Denise Domning in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you choose where to start reading.

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Servant of the Crown Mystery books in publication order

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1

Season of the Raven

by Denise Domning

2014

In 1194, newly appointed royal official Faucon de Ramis investigates a miller’s death beneath his wheel. Assisted by an irritable clerk, he discovers that determining the cause requires navigating village grievances, religious authority and dangerous political interests.

2

Season of the Fox

by Denise Domning

2015

A wealthy merchant is murdered, and the suspect seeks sanctuary in a church before Faucon and Brother Edmund can question him. Investigating the household leads them into a trade controlled by the victim’s wife and reveals that other pursuers have their own aims.

3

Lost Innocents

by Denise Domning

2016

A girl’s body is discovered in a dying hamlet’s well, while the suspected killer flees into the forest. Pressured by the sheriff, Faucon and Brother Edmund seek refuge at an abbey, only to become entangled in another urgent search for a missing innocent.

4

The Final Toll

by Denise Domning

2018

A knight dies soon after accusing his wife of adultery, and Faucon is asked to prove murder. A missing bell draws his attention toward competing family, financial and religious claims, turning an apparently straightforward death into a particularly tangled investigation.

5

Caught Red-Handed

by Denise Domning

2019

As seasonal legends unsettle Warwickshire, villagers claim a dead man has returned to murder his son. Royal investigator Faucon must confront their account of a walking corpse and uncover the truth beneath fears that the boundary between living and dead has failed.

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