Blood's Revolution by Angus Donald is the follow up to the book Blood's Game and like its predecessor it is enjoyable historical fiction.
The story is set in 1685 with James II on the throne but facing enemies who don't want a catholic King on the throne.
Holcroft "Holly" Blood is an officer in His Majesty's Ordance and in between defending his King and country he also faces people who would prefer that he is dead.
The book has been well researched and is written in a style that is easy to follow. I also enjoy the fact that it is set in a rarer period of history; at least for fiction books.
Whilst I have read the previous book this one can still be read as a standalone as there is sufficient backstory to allow you to enjoy it.
Recommended
The story is set in 1685 with James II on the throne but facing enemies who don't want a catholic King on the throne.
Holcroft "Holly" Blood is an officer in His Majesty's Ordance and in between defending his King and country he also faces people who would prefer that he is dead.
The book has been well researched and is written in a style that is easy to follow. I also enjoy the fact that it is set in a rarer period of history; at least for fiction books.
Whilst I have read the previous book this one can still be read as a standalone as there is sufficient backstory to allow you to enjoy it.
Recommended