A MORBID TASTE FOR BONES :Brother Cadfael has settled to a quiet life in charge of the herbarium, after an adventure-filled youth. When the Prior determines to acquire the bones of a saint from a remote Welsh village, Cadfael's worldy experience become vitally important, since the obstacles to the expedition include murder......ONE CORPSE TOO MANY :When fighting engulfs Shrewsbury as King Stephen battles for the throne of England, Brother Cadfael is called upon to administer rites to some hanged prisoners. He is told that there are ninety-four corpses - but he counts ninety-five, and once again the sleuthing monk is on the trail of a murderer.....MONK'S-HOOD :at the monastary in Shresbury in 1138, Brother Cadfael's herbarium shelves are richly stocked after a splendid summer. Then Gervase Bonel, who planned to leave his manor to the Abbey, is poisoned with Cadfael's own concoction for aching joints. Family intrigues are uncovered, and suspicion falls on an innocent person.