The Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer (Paperback)

from EowynA

I couldn't finish it. When I bought the book, I was hoping for historical urban fantasy. I got first-person historical bodice-ripper. At 50 pp. in, I was hoping against hope that she would eventually do something active instead of merely narrate her physical reactions to the people/vampires aroun...

from EowynA

I couldn't finish it. When I bought the book, I was hoping for historical urban fantasy. I got first-person historical bodice-ripper. At 50 pp. in, I was hoping against hope that she would eventually do something active instead of merely narrate her physical reactions to the people/vampires aroun...

from AltheaAnn

Full disclosure: I only read up to page 134 before deciding there was absolutely no point to finishing this. I didn't have high expectations of a pseudonymous vampire novel - but I did expect better than this. I expected some trashy fun costume drama, but this was simply a slog. It's very poorly ...

from Krumbs

Right. It's kinda bad. I'm only a few chapters in and I just can't go any further. Problems thus far:1. Complete lack of originality. Aside from the recent plethora of the "real" stories of historical figures fighting demons or vampires, this author is regurgitating both the Elizabethian history ...

from flashlight_reader

It is a well documented fact that England, during the 1500s, faced many foes. The Pope and the Spanish empire were both displeased with the newly appointed Queen Elizabeth. But who would have thought that Queen Elizabeth's greatest foe would be Mordred, the treacherous son responsible for killing...