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Peter Tonkin

Peter Tonkin

What prompted you to chose the period you wrote your first book in? My first historical novel, The Point of Death, was set in the Elizabethan period because my MA thesis was about Shakespeare, who also influenced my second series of Roman spy stories because I was...

Peter Tonkin

Peter Tonkin

Peter Tonkin graduated from The Queen’s University, Belfast in 1975 having studied under Prof Rev W L Warren (History), Seamus Heaney and Alexander McCall Smith (English). He published his first novel, Killer, to international acclaim in 1978.
Peter Tonkin

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The Story Behind The Queen’s Rival

The Story Behind The Queen’s Rival

The story behind Cecily Neville, the mother of Edward IV and Richard III in Anne O'Brien's new novel.

The Queen’s Rival The objective of an academic historian, I would suggest (although I am willing to be argued down) is to research a subject from all available sources and report the findings to provide an acceptable cause/consequence scenario based on the evidence to...

River of Gold by Anthony Riches

River of Gold by Anthony Riches

A new title in the bestselling Empire series.

River of Gold is the eleventh novel in Anthony Riches’ best-selling Empire series and its considerable strengths are all the more impressive because of it. The plot has a familiar structure (as in Thunder of the Gods, for instance). The opening presents us with an...

Lantern and Light

Lantern and Light

Murder mystery from Steven Veerapen during the reign of Henry VIII.

Another young life lost. Simon Danforth pictured the boy’s body, lying bloodless and cold on the wooden bench of the coroner’s office. Harry Alwin had been a few years younger than his own twenty-two. Even now, as he looked into Mr Richard Alwin’s face, he pictured...