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Death of Kings

(2001)
(The second book in the Shakespearean Murder Mystery series)
A novel by Philip Gooden

London, 1601, and the atmosphere is tense. Aspiring actor Nick Revill finds himself in a compromising situation where he is forced to act as government spy and keep watch over his won company. Nick has a privileged yet dangerous role to play, but his secret work earns him enemies.

Genre: Historical Mystery

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