The Queen’s Devil is compelling third installment in the William Constable Spy Thriller. In latest release by the author Paul Walker, The Queen’s Devil, we find William Constable trying to live a mundane life as much as possible. Recently married to his lovely wife Helen, His doctors practice has kept him respectable busy. Aided sometimes by his innovated wife that he asked to accompany him when is visiting patients. His quite life takes a turn when he is asked to examine John Summerville, and care for his injuries, and gain any incriminating evidence. Summerville was recently arrested for seeking to plot and harm Queen Elizabeth. 
Constable finds himself for the very first time entering the Tower Of London. Once again Dr Constable is at the mercy of the notorious Spymaster himself, Sir Francis Walsingham. When he sent for the second time to treat another man arrested around the same time of Summerville. There connection is traced all the to the French Embassy. The man in question is Sir, Francis Throckmortorn. As the storyline unfolds the more complex the plot seems to be. Constable under covers more to this conspiracy and his freedom becomes threatened and his newly pregnant wife in dire circumstances. 

“I am a physician whose interest lie in the mathematics of the stars, not muddled earthbound intrigue” A propulsive storyline, offering both drama and vibrant authenticity, that will appeal to anyone who loves historical events and phenomenal writing. This installment also features the John Foxe the notable English historian and martyrologist, renowned author of Actes and Monuments. Who I really enjoyed reading about the the first book in series, State of Treason. The real notable character in this book is the Giordano Bruno, an Italian Dominican Friar, mathematician, cosmetic theorists, and who some say was a Hermetic occultist. An absorbing, and a highly compulsive read, that completely drew me into its thrilling storyline. Just the right amount of tension, and mystery to keep you on the edge of your seat. The authors seamless narration carries you through as the twists unravel in this stunning historical fiction. Paul Walker is a master at dialogue and storytelling. The dialogue Is eloquent and immersive and realistic to the time period. The rich atmospheric imagery is vibrant as the historical plot of The 1583 Throckmorton Plot comes to life within the pages of this riveting tale. Paul Walker continues to secure his place amongst the best historical fiction I have read.