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Awesome,
I remember liking Doherty's Brother Athelstan mysteries which I got during a long-ago Severn House sale, and just scooped up all the 99 cent ones now (less those that were already in the 3 money-saving omnibuses at the same price and the one that was a freebie giveaway years ago), and I'll likely get some of the $2.99 fills for the series I'm most interested in trying first (mostly the Ancient Rome/Greece/Egypt ones).
In case anyone else is wondering what fits where, and how much you'd need to fill from the higher tiers afterwards, here are the 99 cent ones (thanks to
SYKM and
Wikipedia), which also have some non-fiction and non-mystery historicals among them:
Spoiler:
Ancient World
- Amerotke Egyptian series: #1 Mask of Ra, #2-4 in Amerotke Omnibus
- Alexander the Great: #2 Murder in Thebes, #3 Gates of Hell
- Rome Mysteries: #3 The Song of the Gladiator
Medieval/Renaissance
- Nicholas Chirke: #1-3 in Canterbury Tales by Night Omnibus, #4 Ghostly Murders, #5 The Hangman's Hymn
- Hugh Corbett: #1-3 in Hugh Corbett Omnibus, #4 Prince of Darkness, #10 Devil's Hunt, #12 Treason of the Ghosts, #17 The Mysterium
- Mathilde of Westminster: #3 The Darkening Glass
- Kathryn Swinbrook: #4 The Book of Shadows
- Roger Shallott: #4 Brood of Vipers, #5 The Gallows Murders
- Matthew Jenkyn: #2 Serpent Among the Lilies (Headline claims it's #1, but SYKM and Wikipedia agree that it was published 2nd)
Standalone Mystery: The Death of the Red King, Soul Slayer, The Fate of Princes, The Death of a King, The Haunting (19th century)
Non-Mystery Standalone (not listed on SYKM)
- Historical: The Love Knot (medieval), Of Love and War (post-WWI-era, previously free) ; these were both written under the pen name Vanessa Alexander and are dramas
- Non-Fiction (according to Wikipedia): The Great Crown Jewel Robbery of 1303, The Secret Life of Elizabeth I