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The third and concluding part of her amazing trilogy about a Thomas Cromwell. An amazing work of literature that reads like a thriller. Even though I knew the ending she kept me hoping that it would be different. The depiction of Henry the VIII’s magnificent and malevolent court is stunning while the ruthlessness of Cromwell and his King is undercut with the sense of love and tragedy that each felt for the other. Unfortunately there could only be one winner.....