I’ve just finished reading The Lady of the Rivers by Philippa Gregory and really enjoyed it. Fascinating the way the fiction is wound round fact. It is set in the 1400’s in the time of the War of the Roses and follows the life of Jacquetta, the Duchess of Bedford.
Whilst I’ve been reading, I’ve taken a few looks at my son’s Kings and Queens book and now have a basic knowledge of the reign of Henry VI. Not something I’ve done before during reading, but on this occasion I felt compelled to learn.
I’ve previously read and enjoyed both The White Queen and The Red Queen. And I’ve now added The Kingmaker’s Daughter to my reading wishlist.
Have never read a book by Phillipa Gregory before
This one sound intiguing one for my book list
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I’ve just bought another Philippa Gregory book, The Kingmaker’s Daughter. On my shelf waiting to be read
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Have now read two of Philippa s books – really loved them – not my usual reading genre – THANKS for the introduction Tudor queens awaits !
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I’ve just read my previous comment and The Kingmakers Daughter is still waiting unread
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Thanks for your review. I like when fiction and fact wind together.
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yes one of my favourite genres
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I struggle to get into historic themed novels but the cover of this book has me wanting to open it. thanks for sharing with #readwithme
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yes it is a genre which you usually either like or don’t and I do
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