The Last Wife of Henry VIII (Paperback)

from Auntie-Nanuuq

Easy to read & well written...but I swear I've read this before.... but it might have been some other book about Catherine Parr..... After a while they all run together.

from BookAddictDiary

After having read many of Carolly Erickson's other historical fiction novels (and having tossed aside her novel on Josephine before finishing it just last week), I decided to try her foray into the popular Tudor fiction genre. Rather than exploring the dramatic events surrounding Anne Bolyen's as...

from KatySilbs

This book is interesting, simply because the life of Catherine Parr had such interesting connections and troubles; the Alma Mahler of her day. She was a downwardly mobile descendent of the Plantagenet line through John of Gaunt, thus having royal blood, though it imparted little power to her. Mar...

from BookAddictDiary

After having read many of Carolly Erickson's other historical fiction novels (and having tossed aside her novel on Josephine before finishing it just last week), I decided to try her foray into the popular Tudor fiction genre. Rather than exploring the dramatic events surrounding Anne Bolyen's as...

from morbidromantic

I picked up Erickon's The Last Wife of Henry VIII because Barnes and Noble had yet to receive that newest issue of Fangoria Magazine and I did not want to go home. I found myself at a shelf of historical fiction about the wives of kings, a simple endcap with about six books on it. I chose Erickso...