Discover the next GRIPPING title in John Pilkington's superbly thrilling Thomas the Falconer Tudor mystery series! ??????'A truly fine historical series, Pilkington makes Elizabethan London come vividly alive. Recommended.' Library JournalAN EYE FOR DANGERThomas Finbow is sent to London by Lady Margaret on a sensitive mission: to seek out her husband Sir Robert - Thomas's master - and persuade him to give up his foolish infatuation with Lady Imogen, a notorious woman of the Court.But once in the city, Thomas is thrown into a far graver situation when the body of a young woman, horribly mutilated, is washed up beside the Thames. Soon, Thomas is caught up in a bizarre series of events including the theft of a corpse - and even his own imprisonment.With the help of an old friend, the streetwise jingler Ben Mallam, Thomas must risk everything to foil a deadly scheme that threatens the very succession to the English throne - leading to the biggest gamble of his life.Perfect for fans of C. J. Sansom, Andrew Taylor and S. J. Parris.Praise for the Thomas the Falconer series:'Larger-than-life characters and authentic 16th-century ambience... Pilkington successfully draws readers into his world and keeps them turning the pages.' - Booklist'The story moves at a great pace ... it made a welcome change to discover Elizabethan England through the eyes of a lesser mortal.' - The Historical Novels Review'A sturdy and entertaining historical for fans of Elizabethan mysteries' Library Journal'The quality of the writing and evocation of the Elizabethan Age is right up there with C J Sansom - and that could be no higher recommendation. I devoured it with relish and a buzz of contentment! ????? Reader ReviewBrilliant! A master of descriptive prose! ????? Reader ReviewInteresting tale of intrigue, murder and mystery. ????? Reader ReviewI was gripped from start to finish. A very well crafted read which was unputdownable. ????? Reader ReviewWell-drawn characters in a colourful and dangerous world, drawn into a plot that will keep you guessing (and keep the pages flying by). Thoroughly recommended. ????? Reader Review
