Why did Joe love this book?
I found this book by accident, scrolling around TikTok with my new account (joestillmanauthor) while attempting to get the word out about my own novel.
The author was highly recommended, so I chose this particular book by chance, and instantly got caught up in a crime novel set in Cromwell’s England, circa the 1650s. The world was so vivid and reel, I became a civilian reader, carried along from one amazing scene to the next.
This simply had to be written by someone who was there at the time. The danger and stakes were fraught, the mystery engaging, and the long length of the novel only made me glad there was so much of this book to enjoy.
4 authors picked Dark Fire as one of their favorite books, and they share why you should read it.
When a friend's niece is charged with murder and threatened with torture for her refusal to speak, 1540 lawyer Matthew Sharklake is granted an unexpected two-week reprieve to investigate the case if he will also accept a dangerous assignment to find a legendary weapon of mass destruction. By the author of Dissolution. 25,000 first printing.