Description

Within this debut, Rory Clements presents John Shakespeare, Elizabethan England’s most memorable detective, and provides a crime thriller and an account of murder and conspiracy that works wonderfully as both historical misinformation. In a burnt out home, among King Elizabeth’s aristocratic relatives is located murdered, her youthful skin designated with profane icons. At the same time frame, a plot to assassinate Sir Francis Drake, England’s most well-known ocean soldier, is discovered—a plot which, if effective, might keep the nation totally helpless against a Spanish attack. It’s 1587, the Queen’s rule is in risk, and one-man is charged with all the task of fixing both instances: John Shakespeare.