About book Královské Poklesky. Nemanželské Svazky, Které Otřásly Britskou Monarchií (2010)
I really like reading these kinds of books and this one is no exception. I like that Carroll can admit when she doesn't know something or that it is just spectulation. I think that's important when it comes to history in general. But the book itself is very well structured and I loved the connection throughout history as well as the final line about Mistresses: The more things change, the more they stay the same. This was a fun, light read. The subject, adultery, isn't exactly the funnest i the world, but somehow Carroll made it fun and light. She had a way of pointing out the hypocrasy and the irony in these cases. There was, however, one problem with this book, a historical problem. During the entry of Anne Boleyn Carroll writes: "George (now Viscount Rochford, after the death of their father)". What Carroll obviously isn't aware of is that George dies 3 years before his father, so this is a bit of a mistake to make. But other than that I don't really have anything to out my finger on.
Do You like book Královské Poklesky. Nemanželské Svazky, Které Otřásly Britskou Monarchií (2010)?
Another book about the affairs of the kings and queens of England. Kind of interesting.
—Wajeeh93
Very good read! There sure is a lot of protocol in getting married to a Royal.
—DrewB
simply scandalous and intriguing but only on fourth chapter!
—Eneg
Juicier than all the tabloids put together.
—mackillen
