Title: Quite good historical mystery
Product review: An interesting premise; a mystery set in a soon-to-be dissolved Tudor monastery. The author does a good job of presenting the religious conflicts of the day through the details of the plot. Good characterization, though I think the main character's hunchback is a bit trite. Well written and suspenseful. Politically adroit.If you like the popular historians Alison Weir and David Starkey, you'll likely find this fictive departure in the Tudor period a fun read.
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