Dark Queen Watching (Margaret Beaufort Tudor Mystery)

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?

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This entry's devious and deadly plots and conspiracies make Game of Thrones look like a game of patty-cake * Publishers Weekly Starred Review *
A deep dive into an exciting historical period replete with action-filled sequences and nefarious plots. * Kirkus Reviews *
Historical-mystery fans and those who enjoy strong female protagonists will love this fine thriller * Booklist *
A riveting tale of court politics, intrigue, murder, false allegiances, double-crossing and deceit * The Historical Novels Review *
London at night - dirty, damp, brutal - makes a convincing setting.Fans of late medieval historicals will be rewarded * Publishers Weekly on Dark Queen Waiting *
An elegantly written, historically based account of evil machinations with a surprising denouement * Kirkus Reviews on Dark Queen Watching *
Historical mystery fans should settle in for another fine series from a genre pro * Booklist on Dark Queen Rising *
With consummate skill and pacing, Doherty answers the plot's mysteries in a series of startling revelations, and the atmosphere of a London driven by ambition and greed is palpable. The prolific Doherty shows no sign of losing steam * Publishers Weekly on The Stone of Destiny *
A tortuous, fascinating historical mystery whose finely honed descriptions are not for the faint of heart * Kirkus Reviews on The Stone of Destiny *
Outstanding ... Doherty keeps the action brisk, the crimes baffling, and the deductions and solutions fair * Publishers Weekly Starred Review of The Godless *