This is an exciting time for Tudor fans! Nancy Bilyeau has released The Tapestry, the final book in the Joanna Stafford Series, historical thrillers…
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Book Review: Anne Boleyn’s Letter from the Tower, by Sandra Vasoli
Published by janetwertman on September 14, 2015Anne Boleyn’s Letter From the Tower: A New Assessment has just been published by MadeGlobal Publishing. Author Sandra Vasoli has done the near-impossible for those…
Book Review: Thomas Cranmer In a Nutshell, by Beth Von Staats
Published by janetwertman on August 15, 2015Thomas Cranmer: In a Nutshell is part of MadeGlobal’s “History in a Nutshell Series” – which aims to give readers a good grounding in a…
Book Review: In The Footsteps of Anne Boleyn, by Natalie Grueninger and Sarah Morris
Published by janetwertman on March 5, 2015Our surroundings are said to shape us. Scientists have shown that buildings with natural elements (light, air, plantings) help reduce stress and stimulate learning and…
Author Interview: A Song of Sixpence, by Judith Arnopp
Published by janetwertman on February 27, 2015I am getting excited – we are just a few days away from the publication of A Song of Sixpence, a new novel by Judith…
First, fantastic book. Now that I have that out of the way, I can get more analytical. Castles, Customs and Kings: True Tales by English…
Je Anne Boleyn is a beautifully written, first-person account of Henry VIII’s courtship of Anne Boleyn. The book begins at their first real exchange, and ends…
A Self-Centered Book Review: Robin Maxwell’s The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn
Published by janetwertman on September 4, 2014I well remember when this book came out in May 1998. I was 35 and my husband and I had just moved from New…