The Daughter of Time (Inspector Alan Grant Book 5)
Bedbound detective Inspector Alan Grant turns his investigative skills to history's greatest enigma: Was Richard III truly the monstrous king of legend? Partnering with an enthusiastic researcher, he uncovers layers of bias and forgotten facts in dusty records, challenging the foundations of English history in this witty, intellectual mystery.
About This Book
In this classic tale, Detective Inspector Alan Grant finds himself immobilized in a hospital bed after a fall. Boredom leads him to ponder historical injustices, particularly the enduring villainy attributed to Richard III.
A chance encounter with a portrait sparks his curiosity, prompting Grant to delve into the archives of history. With the help of a young American researcher, he sifts through centuries-old documents and accounts.
As Grant pieces together the evidence, the lines between past and present blur, revealing how myths are made and truths obscured. The novel explores the reliability of historical narratives through a detective's keen eye.
Josephine Tey's narrative blends sharp deduction with thoughtful commentary on legacy and perception, making it a timeless entry in crime fiction.
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