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. Alison Weir. Ballantine Books. 1995.
Book review by Tracey
I must confess that although I enjoyed this book I don’t really
feel that Ms. Weir has uncovered anything new in her intense study of
the sons of Edward IV of England. I suppose that is the true point. She
appears to pour over every bit of evidence existing from this time, and
doesn’t seem to come up with anything different. Something I did
learn during the reading of this book was that there are serious organizations
in existence that support one or another of the theories of who really
killed the boys. I couldn’t get up enough interest to really care
one way or another. Ms. Weir seemed quite thorough in her investigation,
but as I was reading it for entertainment that fact caused the story to
be a little on the dry side. I will have to try out another of her books
to really absorb her writing style.
Tracey.
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