Stolen Crown by Susan Higginbotham

Introduction

Once afresh Susan Higginbotham has rotated a tale weaved with chronicled detail that had me dropping head long into her newest, The Stolen Crown, with excitement. Now I don't profess to be an professional at any thing chronicled but I manage love to read chronicled novels. I love when an scribe can educate me certain thing along with giving me a book that captivates my interest. Susan Higginbotham has finished that for me in all of her novels: The Traitor's Wife (my review), Hugh and Bess (my review) and now with The Stolen Crown that takes on the Wars of the Roses.

Book Review

I was directly drawn into the book, thanks in identical components to Ms. Higginbotham's descriptive and moderately hot composing and the agreeable and engaging Kate and Harry. In my brain, chronicled fiction books can be a tricky business. So much study is essential to proceed into them and occasionally the book itself can end up as dry as the proverbial Thanksgiving turkey. Not a awful thing, inevitably, but if you desire a good, enriching book to proceed with your annals, you might desire more than just history. Ms. Higginbotham has no is concerned here. The book is wealthy with both annals and characterization. The 15th 100 years arrives living in the sheets of this publication and even if you understand the book and the conclusion, it's an unbelievable read and one I boost you to make. Personally, I did not understand all of the annals surrounding these happenings but reading Ms. Higginbotham's tale dispatched me to manage some online studying about the genuine people(historicallyobsessed.blogspot.com).

What I learned

My very well liked feature by far was Kate in the novel. As a juvenile young female she is rather entertaining and as an mature individual woman she is powerful and intelligent. Harry I admired as well whereas I desire he hadn't been so blinded by Richard most of his life. By the time he recognized who and what Richard actually was it was too late for him. I have to state that I am pleased I didn't reside in this time period. It was so uncertain. As long as you were in favor with the King you were dwelling high on a cloud but let that be jeopardized in any way and all of a rapid you and your family were at risk of being imprisoned ...