The Queen's Oranges (Red Ned Tudor series Book 4)

Tudor business is often risky, but when mixed with both religious dispute and politics it can be deadly.Summer 1530 is a boom season for London’s merchants, as lords and gentry pour into the city for the signing of Great Petition to the Pope, Henry VIII’s latest effort to secure a divorce. What do the unnatural murders of two German merchants, a missing official from the Tower of London, and a sudden surfeit of oranges have to do with Ned and mor...

By Gregory House
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Print Length: 360 pages
Publication Date: June 19, 2011
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Language: English
ASIN: B0056ZB5LC
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I am giving this novel a three star rating but just barely. I enjoy historical novels that give me good detail into the way that people lived and the way that things were in bygone eras. This novel does that but perhaps too much. The first half of

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