The Beggar King ( Hangman's Daughter Tales #03 )

I just recently got into historical fiction, mainly because I was never really a fan of learning history itself. But when you come across an author that bring so much visual and captivating detail to a historical story it makes it worth getting into. Of course like any historical story it was hard to get into at first, especially when this isn't your type of read. The author knew the geography and culture of the period. I found this out once I double check the era on Google. The major entertainment of this time were hangings and public punishments, which turned this historical read into a guilty pleasure. I think I'm going to read further into the series.