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Royal Mistress follows the story of Jane Shore, Edward IV "merriest" mistress. We meet Jane Lambert as a headstrong, smart, quick-witted and sensual woman working for her father, a mercer. Jane is the more troublesome daughter for her father and he marries her off to a fellow mercer, William Shor...
I loved this story the entire way though. I have read extensively on the other members of the family, but Margaret was always a passing name in the works. In this story, she comes to life, and breathes new life into the House of York, trying to maintain family strength and togetherness as the years ...
I love reading about the Plantagenets. From Henry II to Richard III (or even later if we want to include theories about the missing princes), I adore their boldness, ambition, chivalry, and propensity for tragedy. Cecily Neville has always been sort of a background character in everything else that ...
If I am gonna be totally honest I never liked the Neville clan, so to read about Cecily was interesting, and I did like her, most of the time.Cecily Neville is in this book quite lucky as her arranged marriage was wonderful and filled with awesome sex. Got lots of babies too (though maybe she should...
I am having a chuckle over the new recommended reads based upon my shelves. This one popped up on my "California" shelf.
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