I just wanted to let other readers out there know how much i enjoyed Berlie Doherty's latest book, "Treason". I've read quite a few of her titles, and it's amazing that (since "A beautiful place for a murder") she's writing about people topping each other off (cleverly "off-camera" though)... it makes for a very exciting read, and always with the same clever use of language and warm style which we love so much. For me, this book brought the time of Henry 8th to life, from the royals in the court to the children living on the streets, more than any history lesson ever did. Without giving too much away, my favourite part of the whole book was when a street urchin in a dragon costume was performing with the musicians, in front of the King, in a room filled with people and commotion. The music suddenly stopped and, to the King's great surprise, the boy pulled out a scroll. This was a crucial point in the story, and the way that this passage was written was incredible, so real, the way that everything swirled crazily around and then suddenly focused in on this one point.... GENIUS!