Review: The Daughter of Time
Title: The Daughter of Time
Author: Josephine Tey
Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★
Publisher: Scribner
Copyright: 1951
ISBN: 0684803860
Pages: 207
Keywords: mystery
Reading period: 6–9 August, 2008
King Richard III, hunchback, last of the Plantegenets, one of Shakespeare’s blackest villains, and long decried as the murderer of Princes in the Tower. But did he really murder his nephews to cement his hold on his throne?
Inspector Grant, confined to a hospital bed, is given a portrait of Richard III, and finds that he cannot believe that this was the face of a cold-blooded villain. Aided by a young historial researcher, he conducts an inquiry from his bed, and makes a convincing case that another was the murderer.
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