The Daughter of Time

This is called the best mystery book of all time, so I had to read it. Actually listen to it. It might have been better to read it physically. There were parts I got confused about the characters, but I liked it. I liked the way the mystery was taken on like a detective, knowing patterns of human nature. The evidence they lay out made sense. This made a very strong case for the red to rewrite history.

I loved how the main character investigated the centuries old mystery all from his hospital bed. This book is probably what got me interested in the Lincoln Rhyme detective series by Jeffrey Deaver.

I know I've read this book twice from the library and I've finally found a copy to add to my library.

There are plenty of detailed reviews of this book out there. I will give just a very brief synopsis.
The book opens with Police Inspector Grant in hospital after having received a serious injury while pursuing a criminal. Bored silly, he casts about for something to do and chances upon a portrait of Richard III. The portrait seems to have little resemblance to the popular image of an evil hunchback. Then, flat on his back, he uses his detecting skills to solve the 450 year old mystery of Richard III and the Little Princes in the Tower.
Good book.

Amazing! Only wish it had a bibliography at the end, showing where the evidence discussed by the characters could be found.