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S.J. Parris: Heresy – Reading Progress Update: 42 of 474 Pages – Lioness at Large

S.J. Parris: Heresy – Reading Progress Update: 42 of 474 Pages

Started last night; I’m reading this for Square 2, Guy Fawkes Night:

Any book about the English monarchy (any genre), political treason, political thrillers, or where fire is a major theme, or fire is on the cover.

This seems to tick off all the categories — Tudor Era political and religious conspiracies; even on the first pages, the Inquisition and the notion of burning heretics has already reared its ugly head … and it’s even got fire on the cover, too!

 

Other Posts:
Reading Progress Update: 331 of 474 Pages
Final Review

 

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