The King's Concubine, (Paperback)

from starbox

Very light, Mills-and-Boone style historical novel. Telling the story of Edward III's rapacious mistress, Alice Perrers....weak characterization, rather boring, even as her opponents are finally seeking legal redress against her, I really didnt care.

from chive

I enjoyed the story in this book but I found the writing style deeply, deeply irritating.

from Pattymclpn

I recently finished this book and enjoyed it immensely. The author portrays Alice as an astute business woman that you grow to respect and like. I did not experience any difficulty with the way that the book is written, however I did need to use the dictionary on the kindle to look up quite a few...

from KerryMarsh

Whilst not a lot is known about Alice Perrers, most of what is notable is derogatory. But is it true. Alice is recorded in history as an unattractive and manipulative woman who took advantage of King Edward III generosity for her own lust for power and money. Moreover, she reportedly stue. O'Brie...