Reread this today. Well, started earlier, but finished today. Read it years ago, but this copy was a gift from my cousin. It's a nice one, because it has the portrait of Richard III on the cover, which is helpful considering that the story starts with that and they keep referring to it. I love this, even though I do lose track of some of the historical characters. Mr Bani started to read it in an attempt at solidarity with my hobbies but he wasn't too keen apparently. Philistene. I wonder if the Babes in the Tower are ever mentioned in the tv series, The Tudors I mean? I think not, right, it starts with Henry VIII doesn't it? And it's his father who is the true murderer, according to Tey. Great book anyway.
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Have you read An Expert in Murder or any of the subsequent books with Tey as a central character? I quite enjoyed it, worth looking up for a bit of light fluff.
No, I'd never heard of them! But I looked it up now, and also checked if the library had it (no). Good tip, thanks! Nice to see you stopping by too! :D
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