Falling

Another enthralling, fast-paced whodunnit in the series of Lady Tremayne’s diaries.
The year is 1655.
In the seventeenth century many people still believed that those suffering from the falling sickness (what is today called epilepsy) were possessed by the devil.
When Lady Jane’s uncle is found murdered, her former wet nurse’s daughter, who suffers from the falling sickness, is accused of the crime. Jane is convinced of her innocence but when she is put on trial and convicted, Jane is faced with a race against time to find sufficient evidence to prevent her execution and in so doing discover the identity of her uncle’s actual murderer.

Author Biography

The author is a retired lawyer living near Canterbury, Kent. He is married with two sons and four grandchildren. He has had a lifelong love of history, especially the seventeenth century, which he believes matches the Tudor era of the previous century as being one of the most momentous in the history of Britain.
Also by James Walker:
‘Ellen’s Gold’
‘My Enemy My Love’
‘I Think He Was George’
‘Shamila’
‘Aliza My Love
‘Ravishment – The first diary of Lady Jane Tremayne’
‘The Hanging Tree – The second diary of Lady Jane Tremayne’