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Death came calling at a most inconvenient hour and in a singularly inappropriate place. Read the first page
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By S. M. Hess
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I'm always attracted to anything set in the Elizabethan/Tudor period, so having enjoyed Christopher Uptake: The Life and Times of a Godless Play-Maker, I couldn't resist this - and it delivered. Crisp, engaging writing from the first line carries you along into a thrilling story. Recommended.
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By Pete N
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I may not be a good reviewer because I need to have read more of the Nicholas Bracewell series, but I was a bit disappointed with this one. The book has a reasonable storyline, but was less plausible (see, for example,the poets near escape from torture) than some others in the series, especially "The Trip to Jerusalem" It created the claustrophobic environment of London, both physical and political fairly well, but I became a bit shell-shocked with the rapid toing and froing across London. It will not stop me reading more of the series, but I may approach the later books with some caution
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Yet another exciting and enthralling novel in the Nick Bracewell series.These thrillers keep you guessing to the end just like those in the raoilwy detective and doomesday series by the same author.. Brilliant
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Nicholas Bracewell period drama
An excellent book about the conflict between different theatre companies in the Elizabethan age. I bought it on KINDLE and found it really absorbing, full of detail and as always a... Read more
Published 7 months ago by EJS
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Seventh Book in a Wonderful Series
Edward Marston is the pseudonym of Keith Miles, a fairly prolific and extremely good writer of mainly Elizabethan and medieval mysteries. Read more
Published on 29 Nov 2006 by J. Chippindale
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