Elizabeth and her sister Mary have never been close, but Elizabeth never imagines that her very life will be threatened by her.This historical retelling unfolds from Elizabeth's perspective from the time her father, King Henry VIII dies when she is 13 up until the day she becomes queen. It's familiar territory, at least for me, but Meyer manages to imbue the story with urgency and intrigue. The Tudors are endlessly fascinating, and it's always fun to revisit them from a new angle.
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ReplyDeleteI love these books! I read them in Middle School and was absolutely enthralled!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it! I love Meyer's Young Royals books.
ReplyDeleteI am fascinated by anything Tudor and think this sounds like a wonderful book. I will have to add it to my wish list. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHistorical fiction's not really my thing, but this sounds interesting.
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