Review of A Court at Constantinople

Krebs Karen · Post by **Krebs Karen** » 21 Apr 2024, 15:15

This book is about a man lawyer and his life and experience as a lawyer. It also includes his love life and personal life. I would love to read this book to find out what is ensured in this piece of writing. Congrats on being book of the day

todwyer01 · Post by **todwyer01** » 21 Apr 2024, 15:20

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting historical fiction following James Bingham, an English lawyer, who is sent to Turkey to ensure that the laws and court run well and justice, law and order run smoothly. It might be worth a second look. Well done.

Chinazo Anozie · Post by **Chinazo Anozie** » 21 Apr 2024, 15:23

I hope James is able to bring law and justice to Constantinople. I'm not sure I fully understand the book's plot from the review, so I'll pass on this book.

MMcB · Post by **MMcB** » 21 Apr 2024, 15:27

Thank you for the intriguing review of "A Court at Constantinople" by Anthony Earth. I would have liked to know the time period of this 300 page historical-fiction masterpiece but I shall read just have to it to find that out! When there is so much blending of cultures and the law, customs, language, well-developed personalities and finely-crafted story-telling that is a hard to resist compilation. It is interesting that the story starts with a ‘lonely’ man and then he changes his setting. I find that interesting because that is a perfect time to embark on a new adventure in one’s life. Congratulations on book-of-the-day!

Desiree Mfeka · Post by **Desiree Mfeka** » 21 Apr 2024, 15:37

Well written review , thanks for insight and well structured review. The book content is relevant to today's living where we constantly thrive for justice,law and human rights.

Anaïs Quesson · Post by **Anaïs Quesson** » 21 Apr 2024, 15:51

Thank you for this compelling and insightful review of A Court At Constantinople. It definitely sounds like an intriguing historical fiction. I don't know a lot about this subject, so I'd be happy to discover more while reading this book.

Runan · Post by **Runan** » 21 Apr 2024, 15:57

The author skillfully portrays law, justice, love, and abuse in a short book, which I think deserves appreciation. How are Rosamund, James, and Mehmed interconnected? Will they uphold justice? This is an exciting book to read.

Alissa Deann Devargas · Post by **Alissa Deann Devargas** » 21 Apr 2024, 16:32

This book sounds like a political thriller. Mehmed, James, and Rosamund seem to be the characters that make the political thriller interesting as they do their best to uphold the law and bring justice. I don't mind reading this book.

mark liu · Post by **mark liu** » 21 Apr 2024, 16:44

This book is amazing in the sense that it explores so many themes. All explored so well, a brilliant read.

Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis · 21 Apr 2024, 16:46

The book sounds very intriguing. I am going to put "A Court at Constantinople" on my list of books to read. You would think that there would be justice in a court of law, but many times, there is none.

Nemanja Jankovic · Post by **Nemanja Jankovic** » 21 Apr 2024, 16:49

"A Court at Constantinople" by Anthony Earth is a novel starring James Bingham. As an English lawyer, his job will take him to Constantinople, Turkey. The themes that are most represented in the book are justice, law, abuse, and love.

Nwansimdi Mercy Someze · Post by **Nwansimdi Mercy Someze** » 21 Apr 2024, 16:49

The book seems to promise an engaging exploration of law, culture clash, and personal redemption set against the backdrop of Constantinople, with characters whose intertwining stories are bound to captivate readers.

Post by **Jennifer Coxon** » 21 Apr 2024, 17:04

This book is highly appealing to me as I have a penchant for historical legal fiction. The author has built a connection with the two main characters straight away which has me wanting to see how they will develop and interact in this mix of cultures.

Prince Ekeoma · Post by **Prince Ekeoma** » 21 Apr 2024, 17:09

"A Court at Constantinople" by Anthony Earth. Talks about James Bingham is an English lawyer, a bereft husband, and a lonely man. The story talks about justice, law, equality, human rights, abuse, and love. James and Judge Edmund have to ensure that law and order run their course. Congrats on your #BOTD.

Post by **Surabhi Rani** » 21 Apr 2024, 17:10

'Official Review: A Court at Constantinople' by Anthony Earth provides us with an idea about the storyline of the historical fiction work. It allows readers to get in touch with the engrossing plot of the story. The point that the story talks about justice, law, equality, human rights, abuse, and love is worth mentioning in the review. Readers would find the diction encouraging as it sets the tone for the story's setting. Also, as mentioned in the review, the ending left a lot to the reader's ability to connect information and made for an intriguing effect. Learning that the book encompasses a lot of literary genius worthy of recognition was great!