The Year of Three Kings, 1483
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Another return to the dastardly/defamed Richard III and the Princes in the Tower--in a work of peppery scholarship that makes much of the historical context, reviews the writings of contemporary and litter-day historians, and effectively discredits the apologists. St. Aubyn (Edward VII) is, if anything, more certain of Richard's de facto guilt; but general readers of any persuasion will find his taut narrative compelling. It does help, however, to know something of what's afoot--despite St.
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