France & Brittany

Gynethe Mehaut is spied upon with hatred and horror as she tends a
convent's night-blooming gardens. On the way to Rome for a Papal
Inquisition, she meets Count Saint-Germaine. 

The first book in a trilogy about the Cathars.

Time traveling archaeologists (my favorite kind) find danger, adventure and romance in medieval France.  There's also a pretty nifty  movie.  NH

A complex action adventure set at the time of teh Cathars.

Fantasy and intrigue at the court ot Henri II and his jealous wife
Catherine de Medici.

A novel of France's first queen, Isabel of Hainault, wife of Philippe
II.

North African women are abducted for the silk industry in 16th century France.

Philip the Fair (Philippe le Beau) and the extermination of the Knights
Templars.

Novel of the wife of Louis X who was convicted of adultery.

The last months of the life of Louis X,

The struggle for succession after the death of Louis X.

Isabella, wife of Edward II of England..

In England, Edward III shows his power by executing his mother's lover,
Roger Mortimer, while in France Philip VI is on the throne.

The stories of two women, one 14th century, one modern, are tied
together by a mysterious ring discovered during an archeological dig.

A novvel of the Cathars.

In 13th century France at the time of the Church's persecution of the Cathars, a descendant of Mary Magdalene finds that her ability to heal is both a blessing and a curse.

Dispossessed by a wicked uncle, a Breton lad finds a new life as a student and scholar n Paris.

Rivalry of the dowager queens, Isabella of England and Blance of France.

A tale of the Cathars in Medieval France.

The relationship between Christians and Jews in 11th Century France.

Also called Harlequin.  Begins Thomas of Hookton's tale, son of a mad priest, archer in King Edward III's armies in France, caught up in a search for the Grail by a mysterious relative.

Thomas finds himself at the fall of Calais, and suddenly interesting to the Inquisition.

Thomas gets mixed up with a heretic woman who was sentenced to burn at the stake and finds his family's castle in ruins.

A novel of Gilles de Rais, whose dark voices led him to the scaffold and
hundreds of little victims to a ghastly death.

Novel of the making of the Unicorn Tapestries.

The love story of Heloise and Abelard.

The court of Henri III of France offers a young man the chance to make his fortune as a mignon--one of the King's pet boys. The second half of the story
takes place in Elizabethan London and involves poet and playwright
Christopher Marlowe and the underworld of spies, crime, and political
intrigue.

A novel about the famous lovers Heloise and Abelard.

A novel spanning three generations, about people who are caught up in the Cathar movement and the Inquisition's persecution of "The Good Men."  Chilling account based on the "confession" of a real woman.

A novel of Diane de Poitiers, mistress of King Henri II of France.

France under Charles the Mad. Beautifully written. Translated from the Dutch.

A romantic tale of revolution in medieval France. Some great jokes too.

Mystery, suspense, and romance unite as the Earl of Gunthar and a 
beautiful noblewoman work to uncover the truth behind the treason afoot in 
the French realms of King Henry II of England.  The Midwest Book Review calls Loyalty's Web "an historical tale of intrigue with multiple twists and turns, arranged marriages and true romance. It is a fast-paced, well-written, well-edited, fascinating 
read.

A historical novel for young adults about Catherine de Medici. Part of
the "Young Royals" series.

A wonderful novel about the women in the life of King Charles VII of
France: his mother, wife, mistresses, and Joan of Arc.

Theophilos and his wife, Claudia, investigate the murder of a Cistercian monk. The fate of the Fools' Guild may hinge upon
the outcome, but their only clue is a fragment of a lost song.

Theophilos and Claudia have been sent by the Fools'
Guild to depose a corrupt bishop, but the death of a local moneylender
draws them into a larger intrigue -- one that could mean war.

Jeanne d'Arc from early childhood until.. well, you know.

An investigation into the mysterious woman known as The Maid, Jeanne
d'Arc (Joan or Arc), by a loyal servant to the English throne, Matthew
Jankyn. 

François Villon.

François Villon

François Villon. Sequel to Vagabond's Way?

François Villon

François Villon.