The Daughter of Time

Set against the backdrop of historical mystery, a twentieth-century detective delves into the controversial legacy of King Richard III, questioning the validity of the accusations against him. Josephine Tey's narrative intertwines crime fiction with historical analysis, offering a fresh perspective on a notorious figure. Celebrated for its compelling storytelling, the book was recognized as the greatest crime novel of all time by the Crime Writer's Association in 1990, solidifying its status as a classic in the genre.