Matthew Shardlake Tudor Mystery Revelation: A Matthew Shardlake Tudor Mystery, Book 4, (Paperback)

from PDCRead

It is the end of winter in 1543 and Henry is wooing Catherine Parr with the intention of making her his sixth wife. This is not popular with Archbishop Cramer as Parr is known to have sympathies to the reformist agenda. Shardlake has agrees to take on the case of a lad who has been diagnosed as m...

from mamzel

Matthew Shardlake, a hunchbacked, brilliant lawyer in 1543 London, encounters a truly evil nemesis who is bringing to life seven scenes from Revelation. Each new murder is even more shocking and horrific than the last. Shardlake is immediately drawn into the hunt for the killer when he finds his ...

from LisCarey

Matthew Shardlake is absolutely, totally retired from politics. He's not really cut out for the rough play of Tudor politics, and is now devoting himself to his legal career, with the status and distinction of being appointed to practice in the Court of Requests, along with the handicap of being ...

from lauralkeet

This is the fourth Matthew Shardlake mystery set in Tudor England, and I found it just as good as the others. In this book, Matthew vows to avenge a friend's murder by finding his killer. He learns of a previous murder, sees a pattern, and realizes he's on the hunt for a serial killer who is like...

from polarbear123

The fourth Shardlake mystery and I think the best novel so far by Sansom. The story seems to take no time at all to get going unlike some of the earlier books and there is plenty going on at all times - and we have got a real psycho murderer going around this time- great stuff and just as I was f...