Rory Clements has nailed it in Nemesis… one can only hope that this is not the final chapter for the good professor. (Zaffre, hardback, £12.99) Continue Reading ...

Book review: Corpus by Rory Clements. By The Newsroom. Published 27th Jan 2017, 06:27 BST. Updated 27th Jan 2017, 07:36 BST. Corpus by Rory Clements.

Former journalist and Norfolk resident Rory Clements has been named as a Sunday Times bestseller for his John Shakespeare series of books, including The Holy Spy, The Queen's Man and Traitor.

Thriller: A Prince and a Spy by Rory Clements Zaffre, 480 pages, hardcover €12.99; e-book £7.19 ...

The second in the series featuring the American Cambridge professor Tom Wilde opens in June 1939. In Germany, physicists are surging ahead with their work on building an atomic device.

Viking has landed a six-figure three-book deal with bestselling author of the John Shakespeare series, Rory Clements. Editorial director Rosa Schierenberg acquired world English rights to three ...

Rory Clements, bestselling author of the John Shakespeare series of Tudor spy thrillers, has joined Bonnier Zaffre from Hodder & Stoughton to pen a "major" new series.

In Clements’s 'A Prince and a Spy' (Pegasus Crime, Sept.), operative Tom Wilder probes the suspicious death of a British royal during WWII.

Rory Clements. Hodder & Stoughton ... $13.95 trade paper (496p) ISBN 978-1-848-54848-0. Clements's solid sixth John Shakespeare thriller (after 2013's ... The author's diligent historical research ...

World War 2 remains a favourite setting for espionage thrillers, but the competition is stiff. Think of the intriguing and compelling masterpieces of Leon Uris, Robert Harris and Alan Furst, for ...

The trick to historical fiction is getting the balance right between story and background, so that neither shades out the other. In this, his first book (I hope) of many, Rory Clements has judged ...