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The Liberties of London (Red Ned Tudor Mysteries) [Kindle Edition]

Gregory House , Alexander House
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All Ned Bedwell wants for Christmas is a chance to fatten his lean purse. As a lowly apprentice lawyer in Tudor London, his chances of this happening aren’t good – that is until he hits upon the plan of hosting his own Christmas Revels for his fellow clerks at the Inns of Court. Feasting, drinking, dicing, and pretty girls playing sweet music – it couldn’t be better, and with the help of his friend, Rob Black, profitable too! What could possibly go wrong? Rob's redoubtable sister, Meg, has plans of her own for Ned. Instead he finds himself the escort and chaperone to Walter Dellingham, a young man of Lutheran persuasion, conducting him on a tour of London’s best ‘reformist’ sites, all the while led by a determined Meg Black. Revels or responsibility – how will Ned enjoy the fruits of his labours now? An amusing romp through the low life of Tudor England, The Liberties of London is the first book in The Red Ned Series, now followed by The Queen’s Oranges and The Cardinal’s Angels, where politics, plots and murder are the currency of the realm. Soon to be released The Smithfield Shambles

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  • Format: Kindle Edition
  • File Size: 434 KB
  • Print Length: 147 pages
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  • Language English
  • ASIN: B004ZGWQW0
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  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
By Cheryl M-M TOP 500 REVIEWER
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The concept sails fairly closely to the CJ Sanssom Shardlake stories, but then again if you are writing about that era you are going to write about the same things. I really enjoyed the glossary at the beginning, which explained some of the terms and their meanings during that era. I had no idea that a tavern, inn and ale house were all different economic types of establishment. As for the story, it seemed to play second fiddle to the actual language of the time and the setting. I would like to see Ned solve a mystery or crime. I enjoyed it, but would have liked a little more story to chew on.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Great story, in need of editing 29 Nov 2011
By Miss Belgravia - Published on Amazon.com
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I enjoyed the story, particularly because I am a lawyer and have great interest in the legal history of London. However, the book could have benefited from an editor. The misspelled words, grammatical errors, and typos were very distracting. I would like to continue reading this series, but I hope more care goes into the rest of it.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
A rolicking romp through Tudor London 20 Oct 2011
By Ozmango - Published on Amazon.com
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For a novellette from a new writer, it has a ring of realism that can only come from someone well versed in the Tudor era and the underlying shenanigans going on in the time just before Cromwell's ascendancy.
For what is on the surface just a game of cat and mouse, the book weaves enough of the times, the reality of life back then, to make it an engaging romp. Red Ned makes a wonderful choice as the "hero" of the piece.
Slightly debauched, cunning (well he is a lad studying to be a lawyer) he finds himself drawn further into a situation he spends all the book extracting himself from.

looking forward to reading the rest of the series as they become available.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Light hearted and fast paced 26 Jun 2011
By Bill_McConnell - Published on Amazon.com
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A good read and well researched for the historical setting of the story. Having just visited London for the first time a few weeks ago I enjoyed this book immensely.
The kindle version was excellent value. Looking forward to another Red Ned story.
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