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Picked up from the book buffet at the Durham Uncon.

The sixth book in the Shardlake series and it's another really good one. Shardlake, a lawyer, is once more asked to help the Queen. She's written a confessional book which is radically religious, at a time when Henry VIII is burning those who disagree with him. Sansom recreates the Tudor world extremely well, the brilliance and danger of the court, the grinding poverty of many, and the widely-held belief that one's status is ordained by God. Shardlake draws his assistants, Barak and the young Nicholas, into danger - and may not even be able to trust his own household.