The Reckoning37 reviews
Sharon Kay Penman

Ballantine Books, 1992

Masterful Depiction of the Conquest of Wales

+ Appreciating a sequel in trilogy, "The Reckoning" by Penman
+ Moving, indelible, haunting. Historical fiction at it's best
+ Stunning finale to the Here Be Dragons trilogy
+ Divided we fall....
  
  











  



  
My Lady English (Harlequin Historical Series)1 review
Catherine March

Harlequin, 2006

Good writing doesn't equal great story

The author has writing skill, I'll admit. This book reads well, at least until about 2/3 of the way through. She can keep a story moving. But the weakness is the heroine. You begin to wonder why is Julia SO resistant to Falk, when he's doing absolutely nothing wrong? He's a good person under ...
  
  











  



  
The Champion14 reviews
Elizabeth Chadwick

St Martins Pr, 1998

A Champion Medieval Adventure!

+ Unimaginitve romance made up for by stunning historical background
+ Great Read!

This is the incredible story of Monday de Cerizay and Alexander de Montroi. She is the daughter of a tourney knight and he the brother of one, soon to become one himself. The story moves rapidly from place to place and event to event. Never is there a dull moment in this book! I couldn't get ...
  
  











  



  
Falls the Shadow55 reviews
Sharon Kay Penman

Ballantine Books, 1989

Simon de Montfort's story...

+ more great reading
+ Best in the Trilogy
+ Sharon Kay Penman Historical Novels
  
  











  



  
The Pillars of the Earth1300 reviews
Ken Follett

NAL Trade, 2002

Great choice by Oprah

+ A must read
+ Simply Brilliant
+ A page-turner about cathedral construction? YES!
  
  











  



  
Here Be Dragons153 reviews
Sharon Kay Penman

Ballantine Books, 1993

Welsh storytelling at its most beautiful

+ what can i say?
+ WOW! What a Book!
+ Sharron does it again
+ Great Reading, history comes to life
  
  











  



  
The Canterbury Papers : A Novel27 reviews
Judith Healey, 2005

An excellent read

+ Excellent intrigue, easy reading and historically accurate

I finished this story in one seating. The author wrote a fasinating medieval mystery about Princess Alais' possible son with King Henry II. This is a book worth reading; done by a writer who did her homework well.
  
  











  



  
World Without End419 reviews
Ken Follett

Dutton Adult, 2007

Wonderful stand-alone sequel!

+ world without end
+ Fabulous Book
+ Good novel
+ Wonderful read!
  
  











  



  
The Marsh King's Daughter2 reviews
Elizabeth Chadwick

Time Warner Paperbacks, 2006

COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN!

+ Runaway nuns, pirates and stolen treasure, oh my!

I had to stay up until I finished it at 1AM. Another outstanding saga from Elizabeth Chadwick. I cannot get enough of her books, everyone of them sends me back to another world, another time. This was a bit different from the author's usual story -- you really won't find many lords, ladies and ...
  
  











  



  
The Champion14 reviews
Elizabeth Chadwick

St Martins Pr, 1998

A Champion Medieval Adventure!

+ Unimaginitve romance made up for by stunning historical background
+ Great Read!

This is the incredible story of Monday de Cerizay and Alexander de Montroi. She is the daughter of a tourney knight and he the brother of one, soon to become one himself. The story moves rapidly from place to place and event to event. Never is there a dull moment in this book! I couldn't get ...
  
  











  



  
The Marsh King's Daughter2 reviews
Elizabeth Chadwick

Time Warner Paperbacks, 2006

COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN!

+ Runaway nuns, pirates and stolen treasure, oh my!

I had to stay up until I finished it at 1AM. Another outstanding saga from Elizabeth Chadwick. I cannot get enough of her books, everyone of them sends me back to another world, another time. This was a bit different from the author's usual story -- you really won't find many lords, ladies and ...
  
  











  



  
Here Be Dragons153 reviews
Sharon Kay Penman

Ballantine Books, 1993

Welsh storytelling at its most beautiful

+ what can i say?
+ WOW! What a Book!
+ Sharron does it again
+ Great Reading, history comes to life
  
  











  



  
World Without End419 reviews
Ken Follett

Dutton Adult, 2007

Wonderful stand-alone sequel!

+ world without end
+ Fabulous Book
+ Good novel
+ Wonderful read!
  
  











  



  
The Reckoning37 reviews
Sharon Kay Penman

Ballantine Books, 1992

Masterful Depiction of the Conquest of Wales

+ Appreciating a sequel in trilogy, "The Reckoning" by Penman
+ Moving, indelible, haunting. Historical fiction at it's best
+ Stunning finale to the Here Be Dragons trilogy
+ Divided we fall....
  
  











  



  
The Canterbury Papers : A Novel27 reviews
Judith Healey, 2005

An excellent read

+ Excellent intrigue, easy reading and historically accurate

I finished this story in one seating. The author wrote a fasinating medieval mystery about Princess Alais' possible son with King Henry II. This is a book worth reading; done by a writer who did her homework well.
  
  











  



  
The Pillars of the Earth1300 reviews
Ken Follett

NAL Trade, 2002

Great choice by Oprah

+ A must read
+ Simply Brilliant
+ A page-turner about cathedral construction? YES!
  
  











  



  
Falls the Shadow55 reviews
Sharon Kay Penman

Ballantine Books, 1989

Simon de Montfort's story...

+ more great reading
+ Best in the Trilogy
+ Sharon Kay Penman Historical Novels
  
  











  



  
My Lady English (Harlequin Historical Series)1 review
Catherine March

Harlequin, 2006

Good writing doesn't equal great story

The author has writing skill, I'll admit. This book reads well, at least until about 2/3 of the way through. She can keep a story moving. But the weakness is the heroine. You begin to wonder why is Julia SO resistant to Falk, when he's doing absolutely nothing wrong? He's a good person under ...