Books by Suzannah Dunn
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review 1: What an utter waste of my time. To begin with, this is not Katherine Howard's confessions. The story-telling is vapid and even sillier than Howard herself. The book seems unfinished. Whatever happened to the investigation and whatever became of Katherine? Seems like Dunn got laz...
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review 1: Suzannah Dunn's writing is very direct, never fussy, just the necessities for setting the mood. This said, her books have a "slap in the face" quality that fits her choice of historical subjects. The horrors of the times is stark. The politics are never romanticized. Some may...
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review 1: The story wasn't that bad but I personally think the name of the book should have been different. Before I started it I thought I was gonna read of the Queen's sorrow (just as the book suggests), but instead I found myself reading of this Spaniard, Rafael who ends up staying in E...
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review 1: A pretty fast read for historical fiction and while it was not wonderful, it was not bad. The title was misleading as it really was not about the queen (or her sorrow) but about a Spanish sun dial maker and his relationships - with England, with his host family, particularly Cec...