November, 1471. The newly-widowed Margaret Beaufort, Countess of Richmond, is alone, without protectors. The discovery of the body of an unexpected visitor, found murdered in a locked room in her London townhouse, heralds the start of a series of increasingly menacing incidents which threaten Margaret and her household. Is there an enemy within?
Paul Doherty
Paul Doherty is a prolific British author known for his historical fiction novels set in medieval England and ancient Egypt. With over 100 published works, he has become a leading figure in the historical mystery genre. Doherty's writing style is characterized by meticulous research, vivid storytelling, and intricate plots that captivate readers. His most notable works include the Hugh Corbett series, the Brother Athelstan series, and the Amerotke series. Doherty's contributions to literature include bringing historical periods to life through his vivid descriptions and engaging narratives. His most famous work is "The Nightingale Gallery," which follows the adventures of Hugh Corbett as he investigates a series of murders in medieval England. Through his extensive body of work, Doherty has left a lasting impact on the historical mystery genre and continues to be celebrated for his unique blend of history and suspense.
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