Version 3.4.0 • Designed for iPhone Duo and iPad: where there's room, the Library, Characters and Locations now show the list alongside the item you've chosen, so you can browse without going back and forth. • Scenes: on larger screens, the scene's part, chapter and title appear in a panel beside the picture. • Word search and jigsaw adapt to your screen: the word search sits beside its grid on wide screens, and the jigsaw re-arranges itself to fill the space if you rotate, unfold or fold your device mid-puzzle. • Nearby location alerts: tap an alert to go straight to that location's page. Alerts now also appear while you're using the app. If alerts are switched on, the app will ask for "Always" location access so it can keep your nearest sites up to date as you travel. Your location never leaves your device. • Mini-game fixes: every word search can now be completed, starting a new jigsaw asks before replacing one you've paused, and the Tudor Detective bonus game stops properly if you swipe it away. • Your preferences are now kept safely when the app is updated, plus various other small fixes and improvements.

2 new novellas complete with characters, locations, author notes, jigsaws etc Restitution (3rd novella in the series) Absolution (4th novella in the series)

New in this version is the 'Tudor Detective' game on the tab bar. Solve fun 'Who done it?' cases by correctly accusing the character that matches the clues. Advance through different detective ranks, or slip back down if you get too many accusations wrong. A fun way to learn facts about the characters of the ~1550 Tudor period, and that appear in the Predestination series of books.

Over 70 unique word search games

Every book now has a set of Tudor-themed Word Search puzzles. Over 70 puzzles added, with random word placement, meaning the enjoyment is endless. Relax with your favourite Tudor book companion app and let the stress float away.

Extra Parisian locations added for Resurrection: The Heresy of a Jesuit

We've added imagined scenes for the book 'Proclamation' (and fixes a couple of typos)