The Emperor of Seville

by Matthew Carr

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From the beginning, the main character, Mendosa, appears to be in danger. He is sent to Seville to investigate the murder of a moneylender, but the city’s lawlessness and corruption give it the feel of the American Wild West. His mission seems nearly impossible, and new obstacles emerge at every turn. I enjoyed this book for its compelling subject, well-crafted plot, richly developed characters, and vivid setting. Because I know little about the kings and queens of Spain, I found its portrayal of medieval Spain especially fascinating.
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Matthew Carr is a writer, broadcaster, and journalist and the author of The Infernal Machine: A History of Terrorism and the acclaimed memoir My Father's House. He lives in Derbyshire, England.

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The Emperor of Seville

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