07. King's Book, The

London, 1611, the King James Bible has just been printed and released. But who was the secret editor who published the work of 54 different translators and made the Bible sing? Nat Culver, the son of one of the translators, wants to find the answer, but before he can he finds himself plunged into a series of baffling incidents. His father has a secret enemy. Nat sees his father falsely accused of being a traitor. Who is doing this? Is it about the recent Catholic uprising? Or because another translator is jealous of Nat's father? With the help of the servent to the right-hand man of King James himself, Button, Nat discovers who is accusing his father and why the accuser is a fanatic. He also learns more about the Bible than he ever thought possible. Fiction based on historical facts. Paper, 128 p.