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In Elizabethan London, no child is safe. Children are misused and exploited by parents, masters, strangers, and society at large. Even the children of the rich are in danger. When a five-year-old heiress to great estates is kidnapped, Christoval Alvarez, the players of James Burbage’s company, and a disreputable group of child beggars all become involved in the search. At Seething Lane, matters are approaching a crisis. Sir Francis Walsingham is dying and, as Thomas Phelippes struggles to hold the intelligence service together, he receives information that another attack on the Queen is planned. The identity of the assassin is unknown, but Phelippes does know the place and the date – Whitehall Palace on the day of the Twelfth Night Revels.
- Sales Rank: #1289463 in Books
- Published on: 2015-03-28
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .68" w x 6.00" l, .88 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 270 pages
About the Author
Ann Swinfen spent her childhood partly in England and partly on the east coast of America. She was educated at Somerville College, Oxford, where she read Classics and Mathematics and married a fellow undergraduate, the historian David Swinfen. While bringing up their five children and studying for a postgraduate MSc in Mathematics and a BA and PhD in English Literature, she had a variety of jobs, including university lecturer, translator, freelance journalist and software designer. She served for nine years on the governing council of the Open University and for five years worked as a manager and editor in the technical author division of an international computer company, but gave up her full-time job to concentrate on her writing, while continuing part-time university teaching. In 1995 she founded Dundee Book Events, a voluntary organisation promoting books and authors to the general public. Her first three novels, The Anniversary, The Travellers, and A Running Tide, all with a contemporary setting but also an historical resonance, were published by Random House, with translations into Dutch and German. The Testament of Mariam marked something of a departure. Set in the first century, it recounts, from an unusual perspective, one of the most famous and yet ambiguous stories in human history. At the same time it explores life under a foreign occupying force, in lands still torn by conflict to this day. Her second historical novel, Flood, takes place in the fenlands of East Anglia during the seventeenth century, where the local people fought desperately to save their land from greedy and unscrupulous speculators. This Rough Ocean is a novel based on the real-life experiences of the Swinfen family during the 1640s, at the time of the English Civil War. Currently she is working on a late sixteenth century series, featuring a young Marrano physician who is recruited as a code-breaker and spy in Walsingham’s secret service. The first book in the series is The Secret World of Christoval Alvarez, the second is The Enterprise of England, the third is The Portuguese Affair, the fourth is Bartholomew Fair and the fifth is Suffer the Little Children. She now lives in Broughty Ferry, on the northeast coast of Scotland, with her husband, formerly vice-principal of the University of Dundee, and a rescue kitten. www.annswinfen.com
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In this, the fifth of the Chronicles of Christoval Alvarez
By pjburn
Our heroine Kit continues her disguise as a man, her friendship with James Burbage’s group of actors, and continues her involvement with Sir Francis Walsingham’s group of spies, this time seeking to prevent an assassination of Queen Elizabeth I. Swinfen re-creates the colorfully dangerous milieu of Elizabethan England, including historical and fictional characters with equal skill and interest for the reader. We even glimpse such luminaries as Christopher Marlowe and Will Shakespeare. Kit attempts to qualify as a full-fledged, licensed physician. Interest is continued in her relationship with Simon Hetherington, the Lopez family, the Nunezes, while most of the action revolves around Kit’s efforts to redeem the lives and condition of poor children in London. In the course of this broadening in her concerns, at one point she reflects “I no longer knew what I was, Christian or Jew. Perhaps it did not matter. If one tried to live a good life, and to care for others, to try to be worthy of this precious thing, a human life, why did theology matter? Could not God see into my heart?” Swinfen continues to grow her characters!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Wonderful stories!
By Janemac
You can count on Ann Swinfen for a good story, and her historical novels are especially appealing. Whether set in 17th-century Fenlands (Flood) or first century Galilee (The Testament of Mariam) or Elizabethan London (Christoval Alvarez), Swinfen’s books are solid history with intriguing characters and thoughtful, fast-moving plots. I am presently enjoying the Christoval Alvarez series, whose protagonist is a young Portuguese physician determined to survive and succeed in an English world that requires social adjustments. I won’t spoil this by telling how, but Swinfen employs a device that resonates even in today’s world. I have recently finished Suffer the Little Children, which details the plight of poor children in late 16th century London. Christ’s Hospital, which saved so many of them, is of special interest to readers in the United States because more than 1000 child apprentices came from there to the colonies in the 17th and 18th centuries and became progenitors of present-day families. I look forward to the 6th book in the Alvarez series, Voyage to Muscovy. I know it will take me to a world I could not imagine on my own. Hurray for Ann Swinfen, who can transport a reader in time and space and understanding
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Series just keeps getting better
By CPL
I have enjoyed all of this series—some books more than others, but every one has its own charms. This one was a particular pleasure. Kit is installed as an assistant physician at St. Thomas's Hospital, the second great facility caring for the poor in late 16th-century England, and in charge of the maternity ward. Abandoned, abused, and unwanted children are everywhere in this novel—the most compelling a group of young urchins who beg for food outside the playhouse where Kit's friend Simon makes his living as an actor. A young playwright named Will (with an unpronounceable last name—guess who?) has just joined the theater, and there are amusing references to his plays. But the central story line involves the approaching death of Sir Francis Walsingham, the potential threats to his secret service as a result, a kidnapped child, and, of course, a plot against the throne. It's all fast-paced and riveting and sets Kit up for the next journey, to Muscovy, which I loved even more.
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