The Princess of Denmark

As an Elizabethan adventure story it's good. Time and place are well done. But the mystery, just eh.......more

I thought I would love this book, but it took me forever to get up the motivation to finish it. Especially towards the end, it struck me as very contrived, almost as if the author just wanted to finish writing and threw together an ending. The writing itself wasn't bad and flowed pretty well, but I......more

At the start of Marston's spirited 16th entry in his Elizabethan Theater series (after 2005's The Malevolent Comedy), book-holder Nicholas Bracewell and the Westfield Men sail for Denmark with their twice-widowed patron, Lord Westfield, who has been enticed into marriage with Sigbrit Olsen, an alleg......more

I hadn't read this series before, but I would now seek out the others. This is a good historical mystery, which also gives glimpses into the Elizabethan world quite well. It may not be entirely accurate but it is enjoyable! I particularly liked this one because the story is set between London and El......more

a very enjoyable read thoroughly enjoyed it......more