A noble lady with a surprising link to Cadfael guests at Shrewsbury abbey, as does the elder brother of his current assistant, a young baron with an eye for the ladies, resulting in The usual murders and romances.

Cadfael and Hugh are called to an estate to see to a Lord's final resting. Along the way, they are caught in a web of mystery surrounding the family: an Irish lord and his unorthodox sister and their companions. Can Cadfael and Hugh find the answers?

Brother Cadfael thought he would live in peace in Shrewsbury Abbey for the remainder of his life. But King Stephen has other plans for him, and with the help of Hugh Beringar he will have to go back to the land where he spent the best years of his life.

Cadfael and Hugh try to uncover a spying plot and find themselves in mortal danger at a remote manor. Sixty five years later, Sir Guy of Gisburne stumbles across an old mystery... Crossover with Robin of Sherwood, written for Valdhery.

After the hardships of St. Winefride's day, Cadfael has well deserved some rest. But when a child under his care goes missing and another found dead, he is led to discover that his past has finally caught up with him.

In the aftermath of a skirmish, Cadfael discovers that some of his favorite remedies may have nasty drawbacks

Last chapter of Monk's Hood. Radulfus'thoughts as he enters the Shrewsbury Monastery as Abbot for the very first time

King Stephen learned later on in his teenage years he had a sister. She was the child of a maid and his father. He took the throne and raised her to a lady of England. When she was found dead and in pieces he swore vengeance on all involved...

Ever wondered about Cadfael's tendency to drug everyone with poppyjuice? well here's why...

130 word drabble, set at the end of Cadfael's Penance. Cadfael, Olivier

Everything was going fine for Hugh and Cadfael, until King Stephen sent them on a mission. Then they found themselves with more problems than they cared for, and this time the stakes were higher than ever before. Very slightly AU.