Darkmans (Thames Gateway, #3) by Nicola Barker PDF Free
Darkmans (Thames Gateway, #3)
by Nicola Barker
ContemporaryFantasyFictionScience FictionBritish LiteratureLiterary FictionNovelsLiterature21st CenturyEuropean LiteratureUnfinished
Darkmans (Thames Gateway, #3) Summary
If history is just a sick joke, then who exactly is telling it and why? Could it be John Scogin, Edward IV’s court jester, whose favourite pastime was to burn people alive? Or is it Andrew Boarde, Henry VIII’s physician, who kindly wrote Scogin’s biography? This is a modern tale about two familiar subjects – love and jealousy.
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