Protest At The Tower

Would you risk everything to defend a king history has maligned?

Joe Saunders, a passionate literary and history buff, has always harbored doubts about the notorious reputation of Richard III. Was he truly the villain Shakespeare painted him to be, or the victim of a ruthless smear campaign? For years, Joe kept his questions to himself—until a close friend challenges him to look deeper. Joe dives head first into a trove of compelling evidence. What he uncovers is a minefield of conflicting accounts, persuasive arguments, and a shocking realization: history may have gotten it wrong.

Determined to take a stand, Joe devises a daring plan—a protest staged within the formidable walls of the Tower of London, the very place where Richard's legacy was sealed in blood and betrayal. Armed with only a couple of hastily made banners and an unshakable conviction, he sets out to make his voice heard. But in a place where ghosts of the past still linger, where authority and tradition reign supreme, will Joe's mission end in triumph or disaster?

Blending modern-day drama with historical intrigue, Protest at the Tower: Was Richard III Wronged? delivers gripping suspense, relatable characters, sharp dialogue, and a rebellious spirit.

If you love history with a twist, compelling storytelling, and the thrill of standing up for what you believe in, this standalone novel by David Butterworth is a must-read.