Second in a series that at time of writing stretched to seven volumes. Book one had a cliff-hanger ending as young Clifton learned that assuming the identity of someone whose past one doesn't know can be fraught with unknown hazards.
Somehow it took some time for my interest in this book gain hold but after a few chapters it becomes difficult to put it down.
Once more we are faced with a cliffhanger ending as the House of Lords returns a tied vote in the matter of Giles vs Harry.
Somehow it took some time for my interest in this book gain hold but after a few chapters it becomes difficult to put it down.
Once more we are faced with a cliffhanger ending as the House of Lords returns a tied vote in the matter of Giles vs Harry.
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