Title: The Matthew Shardlake Series
Product review: This is the second in the Shardlake Series of books that take place during the time of Henry VIII. Matthew Shardlake is a former reformer and a lawyer. He also does "odd jobs" for Cromwell, who during this book is about at the end of his tour of power under Henry. Dark Fire, is a name for a substance that was discovered by the Greeks over a hundred years before and came to England with an old sailor. Cromwell has promised a demonstration to Henry and cannot find the Fire. Matthew is set to find it and get the formula. Lots of subplots along with the main theme.
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