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The Poyson Garden An Elizabeth I Mystery Karen Harper Books

Harper takes the Princess Elizabeth out of the sidelines and presents her as the protagonist of this mystery. Elizabeth discovers a plot to poison her and all her Boylen relatives and attempts to find the person behind it.
On one hand, it was a highly improbable premise, thinking that Elizabeth Tudor would be able to slip out from under the eyes of the "guardians" appointed by Queen Mary. But, on the other hand, history has shown that Elizabeth was not a woman to be stopped by mere conventions and potential danger. As we all know, "well behaved women rarely make history" and make history she did!
It was a lively mystery, well written and well described, with a solid plot. I felt a real affinity for this version of Elizabeth and for her loyal band of friends. It was not as entertaining as the Marston mystery recently read, but it was still a good read and I'm sure I'll read more of Harper's mysteries.


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The Poyson Garden An Elizabeth I Mystery Karen Harper Books Reviews

Very quick service, greatly appreciated!
My sister in law is an avid reader of mystery books. She had been looking for it forever. The book came in excellent condition and she could not wait to read it.
A good little book, especially for younger readers interested in this period of history. Fanciful setting, entertaining characters and a fun spin on history.
Loved the whole series. Great reads!
Like this period and author. Great book.
fun book to read!
Fanciful tale of a young Elizabeth Tudor and her mischievous adventures as a period sleuth-stress (is there such a word!?). Simple plot and colorful details make this an engaging mystery for fans of historical fiction.
I have read several books in this series. All are very well done and the historical detail is very accurate. I love the idea of the Queen solving murders!
Harper takes the Princess Elizabeth out of the sidelines and presents her as the protagonist of this mystery. Elizabeth discovers a plot to poison her and all her Boylen relatives and attempts to find the person behind it.
On one hand, it was a highly improbable premise, thinking that Elizabeth Tudor would be able to slip out from under the eyes of the "guardians" appointed by Queen Mary. But, on the other hand, history has shown that Elizabeth was not a woman to be stopped by mere conventions and potential danger. As we all know, "well behaved women rarely make history" and make history she did!
It was a lively mystery, well written and well described, with a solid plot. I felt a real affinity for this version of Elizabeth and for her loyal band of friends. It was not as entertaining as the Marston mystery recently read, but it was still a good read and I'm sure I'll read more of Harper's mysteries.