Toni Mount

This book was a lot of fun to read, but also full of interesting information presented in an easy to read style. Highly recommended.

This is an engaging account of 1,000 years of London life.

As you might expect, the latter 500 years is more in-depth than the former.

This isn’t a dry scholarly work; it’s aimed at the general reader.

The first book in a new series set in 1475 London. Sebastian Foxley a cripple is drawn in to investigate the death of his master - Matthew Bowen - when his older brother, Jude, is accused of his murder
A well written murder mystery with wonderful characters, and with the interesting descriptions of London of Edward IV and Richard Duke of Gloucester (one of my favourite characters from history).
Look forward to reading more of this series

The tale of the wedding of Sebastian Foxley to Emily Appleyard. And the missing gold livery collar that is his right to wear on his wedding day as a recently made Freeman of the Stationers' Company in London.
A lovely short story