Maureen Ash

Maureen Ash is a British author known for her historical fiction, mystery, and thriller novels. Born in London, she has long been fascinated by medieval history, drawing inspiration from visits to castles and ancient churches. Her works vividly bring the past to life, blending meticulous research with engaging storytelling.

Ash's childhood experiences during the Second World War, including witnessing soldiers returning home, deepened her appreciation for history's human dimensions. This perspective informs her writing, which often explores themes of resilience and the intricacies of medieval society. Now residing on Vancouver Island, Canada, she continues to pursue her passions for Celtic music, bookstores, and Belgian chocolate while crafting immersive historical narratives.
Anglo-Norman Mystery Books
# Title Year
1 Death Riddle 2015
2 The King's Riddle 2018
3 The Bishop's Riddle 2020
4 The Sheriff's Riddle 2022
5 The Harlot's Riddle 2023
Templar Knight Mystery Books
# Title Year
1 The Alehouse Murders 2007
2 Death of a Squire 2008
3 A Plague of Poison 2009
4 Murder for Christ's Mass 2009
5 Shroud of Dishonour 2010
6 A Deadly Penance 2011
7 The Canterbury Murders 2013
8 A Holy Vengeance 2015
9 Sins of Inheritance 2017
10 Quest of Malice 2019
Standalone Novels
# Title Year
1 The Devil's Companion 2012
World's Great Explorers Books
# Title Year
1 René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle: Explorer of the Mississippi River (By: Jim Hargrove) 1990
2 René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle: Explorer of the Mississippi River 1990
3 Ferdinand Magellan (By: Jim Hargrove) 1990
4 Ferdinand Magellan 1990
5 Hernando Cortes: Conqueror of Mexico 1991
6 Hernando Cortes: Conqueror of Mexico (By: R. Conrad Stein) 1991
7 Alexander the Great 1991
8 Francisco De Coronado: Explorer of the American Southwest 1992
9 Francisco De Coronado: Explorer of the American Southwest (By: R. Conrad Stein) 1992