Toni Mount

My next novel "The Colour of Malice" will be the fourteenth in the Seb Foxley series of medieval thrillers. Readers have purchased over 46,000 copies of the series and read almost 15 million pages via download.

My latest book from Pen & Sword in my series of light hearted 'How to Survive' books - is 'How to Survive in Ration-Book Britain' a survival guide for time-travellers wanting to go back to the 1940s and 50s.

"How to Survive in Medieval England" and "Everyday Life in Medieval London" have both become No1 Best sellers in five separate Amazon categories.

My novels have brought these positive endorsements:

Tracy Borman, historian and broadcaster said “An atmospheric and compelling thriller that takes the reader to the dark heart of medieval London.”

Matthew Lewis historian, podcaster and author said “Toni Mount continues to delight with the superbly crafted Seb Foxley mysteries. Impeccable research and sculpted characters combine with an engaging narrative to create another irresistible story.

The first Foxley 'Collector's Edition' is a luxury hardback combining the first two stories from the Sebastian Foxley series and contains bonus information including maps and character studies.

My next projects include book 14 in the Foxley series 'The Colour of Malice'

I study, write and teach British history. My non-fiction books look at the ordinary lives of medieval people, leading me to write my successful series of murder mysteries. They are set in the stinking streets of medieval London and feature the talented yet humble artist, Sebastian Foxley. My Victorian melodrama is "The Death Collector".

My fascinating non-fiction book "A Year in the Life of Medieval England" looks at real events that occurred on everyday of a medieval year and my first biography is about the life and times of Isaac Newton.

To download my free ebook, The Foxley Letters from my website.

After many years of teaching history to adults several of my courses are also available online visit my website for more details