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|title=The Daughter of Time

|sort=Daughter of Time

|genre=Crime

|summary=Although a little dated, The Daughter of Time is a great little book. Fictional detective Alan Grant goes in search of the murderer of the Princes in the Tower. It's nicely written, it's interesting and it has an admirable distrust of the establishment. It's historically accurate and it comes down, as far as Bookbag is concerned anyway, on the right side of the matter. The Daughter of Time is highly recommended for an informative and entertaining light read and also for younger readers beginning to make the leap into adult fiction.

|rating=4

|buy=Maybe

|borrow=Yes

|pages=224

|publisher=Arrow

|date=March 2002

|isbn=0099430967

}}

I was looking on the shelf for Alison Weir's [[The Princes In The Tower]], when The Daughter Of Time caught my eye...

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