The King's Evil - Edward Marston Reviews
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Newest Review: ... the library, I anticipated an engrossing, entertaining and educational read which is precisely what I got. As Edward ... more
... Marston is a popular author, copies of this and the other books in the series can probably be borrowed from your own local library or used copies picked up online from 1p plus postage. This book is also available in Kindle format for £4.59.
The story begins with a vivid description of the Fire from its beginning in Pudding Lane to the smouldering embers of a city in ruins seen first through the eyes of parish constable Jonathan Bale and then from Christopher Redmayne's architect's perspective which gives the reader a fla...more
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The King's Evil - Edward Marston: An unlikely crime busting duo (1127 words)by - written on 23/11/11 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Historical mysteries combine two of my favourite genres, those of history and crime. In this genre some historical periods seem to be less popular than others, the Restoration being one of them. In this series which begins with the Great Fire of London, Edward Marston introduces two very different detectives: the charming Christopher Redmayne, working as an architect to rebuild the ruined city, and Jonathan Bale, a constable with decidedly puritanical leanings. Synopsis: Christopher Redmayne and Jonathan Bale are hardly like-minded individuals being almost polar opposites in every aspect of their lives. They first meet following the Great ... Read the complete review
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