Death Comes in Threes

I must caution you, stepping outside the door of your home and taking a stroll down the streets in 1558 London, may be at your peril. At least it is for Jack! How he manages to survive through the whole story is anyone’s guess. I would like to step inside the book and shake some sense into Jack. Whi......more

Read his full review on Rosepoint Publishing. Britain in the late 1500s was not a pleasant place to live. Serfdom was just coming to an end and wages were pitifully low. Anyone with property was a target to all of the oppressed population. One needed bodyguards to go to the pubs or houses of ill rep......more

If you are looking for a light-hearted series in which the hero gets cheated, beaten up, arrested, and thrown in the mud—and I lost count of how many times he was knocked on the head—and still manages to come out on top having done his duty for Queen (or Princess) and country, look no further than t......more

Last in the series (so far) and feels a bit stale with lots of references to events presumably from previous books. I would like to read the earlier ones. I enjoyed the descriptions of London and the politics of Queen Anne's reign. Much more interesting than the names dates places of school history.......more

This is book 9 in the series and would be best read in order I feel as there are lots of references to events presumably from previous books. I enjoyed the descriptions of London and the politics of Queen Anne's reign which was a very hard time to live through it seems although there is humour in th......more