D. Lawrence-Young

Best of them all

Anne of Cleves was a remarkable woman and this book pays her great homage. If you have read much about the Tudors then there won't be anything really new here until you get to after Henry's death. That was the part of the story I really enjoyed. The book is never boring even for someone who has read so much on the subject. I really like this author's writing style.

A new version of a known tale

I would have given this a full five stars, but too many simple errors that should not have been missed. Especially calling George Boleyn brother in law to his wife.... editor missed the mark on this one. Otherwise I truly enjoyed this story and the telling by both Catherine and Rob. Will absolutely keep you engaged and I will continue to read other books from this author.

Enjoyed it very much. I would have rated it a five but there were grammar, spelling and I too couldn't bypass calling George Boleyn brother in law to his wife Jane. These are errors that his editor should not have missed. I did like the story being told by two points of view.

Bad King John?

I have been fascinated by King John for quite some time now and looked forward to reading this book. It's not very long but does touch on the key events of his life. Almost like a cliff notes version. Very readable fast paced. I am a fan of this author.