UK blog tour, 2010.

2 Aug 2010: Review by Bookgeeks: 'Anyone impatiently waiting for their next CJ Sansom fix could do far worse than investigate James Forrester’s excellent new novel Sacred Treason.'

2 Aug 2010: Review by Material Witness: 'A gripping historical thriller, full of fascinating period detail and alive with both the nuance and the sledgehammer of Tudor politics.'

Aug 2010: Review by Eurocrime: 'This gripping and very intelligent story is a real page turner...'

22 August 2010: Review by Mog's Blog: 'A fantastic read. You are transported to Elizabethan England in a vivid and horrifying way...'

1 September 2010: Review by Chris Simmons (Crimesquad): 'An extremely exciting adventure... You can see Forrester has a passion for our heritage and you can literally taste the history on every page. Sacred Treason is very well written and Forrester gives his readers a great sense of place. The plot is well thought out and gripping and any fan of the new-improved Historical thriller will be reaching for this book as an extremely competent and highly entertaining read.'

2 September 2010: Review by Milo's Rambles: 'I couldn’t put the book down. I was instantly transported back to Elizabethan times, deep in the heart of a cold and rain soaked London, I never left until the book’s conclusion – to be honest I’m not sure if I’ve actually left the muddy streets of London such was its mesmerizing hold!'