The Queen's Man | Overview
The Queen's Man is a new venture for Penman, in that an invented mystery replaces historical events as the main "story engine." In an angry confrontation with the Bishop of Chester, Justin forces the churchman to admit he is Justin's real father. This harrowing rite of passage leaves the young man no better off. Justin loses his position as a squire in a noble household, and has to figure out what to do with his life now.
Chance provides the answer, In a bizarre string of events, Justin happens upon a fatal assault, and the victim gives him an important letter to take to...
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