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The Brother Cadfael mysteries: The leper of Saint Giles ; Monk's-hood ; The sanctuary sparrow ; One corpse too many Astrophysics & Space Science and short colorful anecdotes byBrother Cadfael, a twelfth century Benedictine monk living in an abbey in Shrewsbury, England is not only a devout man of the cowl, but also a slueth of deadly accuracy. In addition to his official duties as the monastery's herbalist, Cadfael finds much unofficial business to occupy his time like solving some of Shropshire's most perplexing murder cases. From The Leper of Saint Giles, in which he must unmask the killer responsible for two dead bodies