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A review by jmatkinson1
The Tudor Vendetta by C.W. Gortner
4.0
Brendan Prescott is languishing in exile in Switzerland until he hears that Queen Mary is dead and Elizabeth has ascended the throne. Returning to England he is asked to undertake a personal and private mission for the Queen which leads him to the wilds of East Yorkshire.
Having read the first of Gortner's books but not the second, I found it relatively easy to pick up some of the plot lines which was no mean feat as a character from the second tale plays a large role in this story. The detail of Tudor life is impressive and the plot races along. OK, it's complete hokum from start to finish but it's a fun journey.
Having read the first of Gortner's books but not the second, I found it relatively easy to pick up some of the plot lines which was no mean feat as a character from the second tale plays a large role in this story. The detail of Tudor life is impressive and the plot races along. OK, it's complete hokum from start to finish but it's a fun journey.