Nullius in Verba - Latin for "take no one's word for it." Words to live by for any self-respecting Genealogist. Jefferson Tayte, known as 'JT' to his friends, is an American genealogist, and The Last Queen of England by Steve Robinson is a genealogical mystery at its best.
While in London to attend a conference, Jefferson meets up with his old friend and colleague, Marcus Brown, and Marcus' friend... History Professor Jean Summers for dinner. Marcus is working on a research project that could shake the royal family to its core. When he's killed outside the restaurant and dies in Jefferson's arms... it's up to JT to pick up where his friend's research left off and find out why and who's behind his murder.
Jefferson and Jean are embroiled in a deadly mystery that starts with Queen Anne about 300 years ago and continues in modern-day England. This story has it all...murder, mayhem, genealogical research, and what could be...a budding romance. This is the third book in the Jefferson Tayte Genealogical Mystery Series. It's fast-paced and well worth the read.
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