Reviews for Fundamentals of finite mathematics

The average rating for Fundamentals of finite mathematics based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-01-07 00:00:00 Rob Gorman Finally got around to reading the first book in the Elizabethan Mysteries! And it's just as awesome as all the others. The first book takes place before Elizabeth becomes Queen, her half sister, Queen Mary is still on the throne, but she is dying. I'm not sorry I didn't read these books in order, but knowing how all her privy plot comes to be is a bonus for later books. The Poyson Garden revolves around, you guessed it, poison plots. Elizabeth realizes, at the age of 20, that not only does she have supporters, but she has a lot of enemies too. One of them being a woman from her past. Elizabeth must find who the mystery veiled herbalist is and stop her before she not only kills Elizabeth, but an entire town of supporters for the Boleyn family..I'm so glad I fell upon these books!

Review # 2 was written on 2016-04-30 00:00:00 Boun PhommachanhWolpov Elizabeth is living in the country under the constant observation of Queen Mary's loyal retainers, the Popes. Elizabeth has her own few personnel who are loyal but she must be very careful to keep far from any more plots so she is not returned to the Tower. In this setting she learns that her Aunt Mary Boleyn has not died many years before but has been in quiet seclusion and is now on her death bed. Elizabeth escapes to meet the last of her mother's kin. Once there Elizabeth is told of the poison arrows meant for Mary's son Henry Carey and they find that even Mary's illness is the result of poison. I like the way Edward Thompson whose acting alias is Ned Topside, introduces us to the culture of the middle class itinerant entertainers.