The Queen of Subtleties: A Novel of Anne Boleyn29 reviews Suzannah Dunn Harper Paperbacks, 2005 Disappointed like the rest of you I am an Anne-phile, and I was diappointed with this book like everyone else seems to be. The major problem with this book is that Dunn did not create a sixteenth century atmosphere for this book. Anne could have been recounting her story in the 20/21st century for all her reader knows. (Except that ...             Blood Royal1 review Mollie Hardwick St Martins Pr, 1989 Romantic Tudor History! I enjoyed this novel very much. A very fast read. There are a few little historical inaccuracies which were sacrificed to tell the story, but it didn't distract me too much, and won't bother you unless you know alot about Tudor History. The one thing I didn't care for was the fact that the book ...             Dear Heart, How Like You This22 reviews Wendy J. Dunn Metropolis Ink, 2002 One of the best "Anne Boleyn" novels that I have ever read + A Good Addition to Your Anne Boleyn Library + 2004 Writers Notes Book Award First Runner-Up + Capable Heart             The French executioner9 reviews C. C Humphreys McArthur & Co, 2001 Can't Wait to Read the Sequel which is Out Now + All For The Love Of The Six Fingered Hand + Wonderful, Brilliantly Told Epic Tale The year is 1536 and Henry the VIII has decided that his wife Anne Boleyn the mother of his daughter Elizabeth, must face the executioners block. An expert swordsman, Frenchman Jean Rombaud is brought over from France to carry out the wishes of the King. On the eve of the execution Rombaud ...             Tudor Story: The Return of Anne Boleyn2 reviews W. S. Pakenham-Walsh James Clarke Company, 1963 Tudor Story: The Return of Anne Boleyn This is an interesting book for the devoted Anne Boleyn fan only. It is the story of one man's contact with the spirit of Anne in the twentieth century. Mr. Pakenham-Walsh is cleary very sincere about his belief in his experiences, but some readers may find them a little fanciful. This is not a ...             The Boleyn Inheritance (Boleyn)168 reviews Philippa Gregory Touchstone Books, 2007 To thine own self be true, + Another good installment + The madness of Henry VIII + Wonderful + Phillippa Gregory             The Lady in the Tower: The Wives of Henry VIII24 reviews Jean Plaidy Three Rivers Press, 2003 A humanizing portrait of Anne Boleyn + A COMPELLING STORY THEN AND NOW + The tragedy of Anne Boleyn + A Human Anne Boleyn + Not quite amazing, but pretty good             Threads: The Reincarnation of Anne Boleyn38 reviews Nell Gavin Infinity Publishing.com, 2002 Great, Great book + what a moving reading! + Got me thinking + Great journey of Anne Boleyn             The concubine: A novel based upon the life of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII's second wife11 reviews Norah Lofts Pocket Books, Inc, 1964 ANNE OF THE THOUSAND DAYS... + One of my favorite portrayals of Anne Boelyn + Better than anything Philippa Gregory can write! + My favorite Norah Lofts book + ANNE OF THE THOUSAND DAYS...             Anne Boleyn5 reviews Evelyn Anthony HarperCollins, 1957 I couldn't put this book down! + ANNE OF THE THOUSAND DAYS... + You play you pay This book accurately depicts the life of Anne Boleyn after meeting Henry VIII, her life as Catherine of Aragon's maid of honor, her struggle to become Queen of England, and her struggle to maintain that status by delivering Henry an heir. This was the first book in years that kept me so captivated ...             A Lady Raised High: A Novel of Anne Boleyn19 reviews Laurien Gardner Jove, 2006 Loved This! + Surprising and Fun Read + Good historical fiction + Pretty good             The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn79 reviews Robin Maxwell Touchstone, 1998 Les Deux reines or the 2 queens in French. + History? + An Excellent Premise - Well Written I read this book in French as I am a linguist and have found the book extremely interesting.I am an avid reader of historical novels,and history in particular in 3 languages.I read the critique of this book in French and decided to purchase it.Since I have a bigger access to the book market than ...             Between Two Worlds: The Story of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn and Her Celtic Heritage (Healing Arts)4 reviews Kathleen Ann Milner Kathleen Milner, 2003 Between two Worlds: The Story of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn Between Two Worlds is an amazing book with so many messages and much knowledge. Sometimes, I not only saw the story unfolding in my mind, but I had the feeling that I was there. When this happened my hands would warm up and energy ran up and down through my body. It was almost as if I was ...             The Last Boleyn: A Novel13 reviews Karen Harper Three Rivers Press, 2006 I LOVED this book!! + The Last Boleyn + Really liked it + The Last Boleyn + Slight inaccuracies, but on the whole well-researched             Doomed Queen Anne: A Young Royals Book (Young Royals)28 reviews Carolyn Meyer Gulliver Books Paperbacks, 2004 Royal Praise for Doomed Queen Anne + My review of doomed Queen Anne + Doomed Queen Anne + Amazing Queen Anne             Mademoiselle Boleyn26 reviews Robin Maxwell NAL Trade, 2007 Vivid, interesting and shocking + Very good + Overall good read/poratrait of Anne's early life For those die-hard Phillipa Gregory (ala "The Other Boleyn Girl") fans, this book seems to historically contradict what Anne Boleyn did as a child. I am sure the historical facts are well researched (who am I to contend them? I just read the stuff, not study it.) but there are basic tenets that do ...             The Other Boleyn Girl827 reviews Philippa Gregory Touchstone, 2003 Enjoyed the book, much better than the movie + The Other Boleyn Girl + Great read!! + Wonderful Story + The Other Boleyn Girl             Vengeance Is Mine: A Novel of Anne Boleyn, Katherine Howard, and Lady Rochford--the woman who helped destroy ...22 reviews Brandy Purdy iUniverse, Inc., 2007 If you are Interested In this Period of History....Buy this Book + Lady Rochford...what a crazy bitch! + Good reading! All I can say is, Yes this has been written from a very different Point of View, yes there are Graphic Descriptions, which are necessary to the Story. Once you start to read you will not want to put down. Brandy Purdy has captured an essence, has captured the feeling and Put herself In the Mindset ...             Murder Most Royal: The Story of Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard9 reviews Jean Plaidy aka Eleanor Hibbert Three Rivers Press, 2006 Fabulous Historical Novel! + Murder Most Royal - a tale of two queenly cousins + Good historical read + An interesting read + My Favorite Wives             Tudor Sisters (Severn House Large Print) Aileen Armitage Severn House Publishers, 2006 A beautiful moth flutters too close to the candle of Henry VIII's brilliance - Fair and loving, devoid of ambition, Mary Boleyn was exploited by men who found her desirable: by Francis I, King of France, who taught her how to love; and by England's virile young King Henry VIII. For a time, she held Henry's ardent heart, and she bore him a son, but his fickle eye was already upon her cleverer ...