Review of "The Windsor Knot" by S.J. Bennett
The plot of the story is quite innovative, and well plotted. The idea of Queen Elizabeth II being an investigator is refreshing and paves the way for an interesting series of stories to evolve. The storyline is well-told, with focus on details and vivid descriptions of people and events, along with reference to real life events and people, adding the touch of realism to the plot.
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