We also get to meet her younger sisters Katherine and Mary, who are at the mercy of their cousin Queen Elizabeth the First and must follow her instructions or risk being branded traitors like their sister.
For me this felt like an original story about three sisters where there is little written about them, and I enjoyed the novel, easily getting lost in the Tudor times and thinking about how heavy and awkward those big dresses must have been to wear. 4/5
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I enjoyed reading. PhillipavGregory years ago. I feel like I've done the Tudors to death now but this sounds interesting. Will see if the library has it. It is a small library and they often have to inter loan. At $6 it is a bit expensive.
I enjoyed reading. PhillipavGregory years ago. I feel like I've done the Tudors to death now but this sounds interesting. Will see if the library has it. It is a small library and they often have to inter loan. At $6 it is a bit expensive.
Why was Jane Grey called the last Tudor when she wasn't a Tudor and Queens Mary and Elizabeth came after her? Does the title refer to Elizabeth?
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