The Daughter of Time is a classic detective novel by Josephine Tey, first published in 1951. In this intriguing story, Scotland Yard Inspector Alan Grant finds himself confined to bed in the hospital due to a broken leg. To pass the time, he delves into a historical mystery after his friend, actress Marta Hallard, introduces him to a captivating portrait of King Richard III. Grant, who believes he can read a person’s character through their appearance, is struck by the gentleness and wisdom he sees in Richard’s face, prompting him to question the historical narrative that brands the king as a cruel murderer.

This unabridged audiobook version is a compelling listen, bringing to life Tey’s rich storytelling and Grant’s fascinating investigation. Immerse yourself in the nuances of history and detective work narrated with clarity and depth.

An alternative version here.