The Fate of Princes

Rating:
Summary: History and Mystery
Review: Paul Doherty never fails to intrigue his readers with the solving of a mystery and the learning of English history. As the title suggests the mystery in this novel is the real life one `What happened to the Princes in the Tower?' The narrator is Francis Lovell, one of Richard III's staunch supporters. Richard sets him the task of finding out what happened to the princes although many at the time, and even more since, believed Richard had them murdered to secure his hold on the throne of England. Doherty always produces a great read. He also uses the pseudonyms of Michael Clynes and Paul Harding.

Rating:
Summary: History and Mystery
Review: Paul Doherty never fails to intrigue his readers with the solving of a mystery and the learning of English history. As the title suggests the mystery in this novel is the real life one 'What happened to the Princes in the Tower?' The narrator is Francis Lovell, one of Richard III's staunch supporters. Richard sets him the task of finding out what happened to the princes although many at the time, and even more since, believed Richard had them murdered to secure his hold on the throne of England. Doherty always produces a great read. He also uses the pseudonyms of Michael Clynes and Paul Harding.