Random House Reader's Circle Jane Boleyn: Jane Boleyn: The True Story of the Infamous Lady Rochford, (Paperback)

from a1stitcher

I was hoping to discover something-anything-about this woman, and why she behaved as she did. Unfortunately after reading this book she is still a mystery to me. There just isn't a lot of information about Lady Rochford. The book is well written and easy to read, but for me, short on detail.

from Auntie-Nanuuq

I kind of consider this "suspense" because....it's like "what's gonna happen next?"Now then (in my opinion), this book isn't really about Jane herself, it's about Henry VIII (bloody sod that he was), Anne Boleyn (her rise & fall), the Boleyn Family, Jane Seymour, Katherine Howard, Cromwell, how J...

from SparrowByTheRailStar

Having been long interested in the British monarchy, and having been engrossed in the Tudor dynasty for over a decade, I was fairly excited about this biography. Much has been written about Henry's wives, and much speculation placed on Jane Rochford's character: was she really awful? Had she ever...

from Elysianfield

I had high expectations of this book but I was really disappointed. After first 2 pages I was wondering if this is fiction or non-fiction. It portrayed Jane's and George's marriage as happy and that Jane and Anne were close friends. And that Boleyn family loved Jane more than Mary. And according ...

from john257hopper

This attractively written book tells the story of Jane Boleyn, the wife of Queen Anne Boleyn's brother George. Not a great deal is known about her life other than her involvement in the fall of her brother and sister in law, and her own demise together with that of Queen Catherine Howard six year...