

Master Wycliffe's Summons
Author: Mel Starr
Narrator: Tim Bruce
Unabridged: 7 hr
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Blackstone Publishing
Published: 05/30/2023
Author: Mel Starr
Narrator: Tim Bruce
Unabridged: 7 hr
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Blackstone Publishing
Published: 05/30/2023
Mel Starr is the author of the popular Chronicles of Hugh de Singleton medieval mystery series. He was born and grew up in Kalamazoo, Michigan. After graduating with an MA degree in history from Western Michigan University, he taught history in Michigan public schools for thirty-nine years. Since retiring, he has focused on his highly successful novels.
Tim Bruce has a warm, friendly, characterful voice and works extensively in voice-over, cartoons, and audiobooks. A regular on the BBC, Tim was the voice of Channel 996 for over three years. A long list of audiobook recordings includes the award-winning Blade series, Mark Billingham’s DI Tom Thorne series, Doctor Who, the Oxford Book of War Poetry, and the poetry of William Blake. Tim has also created a whole host of cartoon character voices for CBBC, Nickelodeon, Disney, and Cartoon Network.
Mel Starr has the talent to take me back in time (here it's 1375) and make me feel right at home. Sir Hugh de Singleton is the bailiff to Lord Gilbert, Third Baron Talbot in Bampton when he receives a request from John Wycliffe of Queen's College, Oxford to come examine the body of one of his studen......more
Another great series of mysteries playing in the Middle Ages that I have missed before! Although my introduction to Hugh de Singleton comes somewhat late in the series, the book was sufficiently stand-alone to read without any difficulty and, thankfully, without any long-winded recaps in the text. '......more
I have read all of the previous 'chronicles of Hugh de Singleton, each year avidly awaiting the next instalment. I whizz through the book very quickly as I really enjoy the stories. And although I have given this a 4 star instead of 5, as always it is written very well. I have to say I was not excit......more
Called to Oxford by his old friend John Wycliffe, Sir Hugh de Singleton confirms Wycliffe's suspicions that a recent death was not caused by lightning but was murder. When another scholar is also found dead, again presumed accidentally, Hugh knows that a plot is afoot. However plague is making inroa......more