From the womb of time, author: Josephine Tai

Who killed my prince in England in the late fifteenth century? His uncle the butcher Richard III or his successor on the throne Henry VII? That is the puzzle that puzzled the policeman Grant as he lay in the middle of the twentieth century, bedridden in a small room in a London hospital, after falling into a hole while chasing a thief. The pursuit of truth in Josephine Tay's detective novel takes a special and unfamiliar course. Scotland Yard detective was only equipped with his intelligence and insight, a ceiling he gazed at while lying on his back, a portrait of the main suspect he scrutinized, and an American history student who occasionally brought him narratives of historians. The detective story turns into a story about probing the concept of history and the reliability of evidence and reports. The mystery of the princes' murder leads us to the greater mystery of life: is the purpose of our existence in this life to find the truth or to seek it and pursue it? Only time is capable of solving this mystery. Adel Qaramy Number of pages: 333