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Newest Review: ... the crown. Penman paints a picture of Henry as being a King who is continuing to struggling with both the personal and ... more

 ... political components in his life that no only lead up to Becket's murder but the events that happen later. He still can not reconcile himself to Becket's turn from him as a trusted friend to an enemy. One of the most vivid and powerful moments in the novel is Henry's scene at Becket's tomb where is seeking forgiveness and doing penance for his role in the murder. She pens masterfully his sense of loss of a friend, as Henry talks to Becket at his tomb he addresses him as friend with both love and bitterness at what happened...more

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jillycat
Crowned ReviewDevil's Brood - Sharon Kay Penman: A devil of a good read (2268 words)
by - written on 16/08/09, updated on  16/08/09 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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The devils brood by Sharon Penman was a book I borrowed from the library last week. Having read several of her other books I was pleased to see this one in our local library. This is the Third book in the Henry the II and Eleanor of Aquitaine trilogy. The other books are When Christ and His Saints Slept and Time and Chance About the author ******************* Sharon Penman was born on the August 13, 1945 in New York. She is an American historical novelist, of Anglo-Irish ancestry. She is most well known for her novels and mysteries about English and Welsh royalty during the Middle Ages. She is know for her for meticulous research of ...  Read the complete review

Larachristina
Broken promises, shattered dreams. (1203 words)
by - written on 20/03/09 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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Sometimes I imagine my house is a castle. My neighbours are subjected to my tough, but fair rule. I give out alms to the poor, and i have even founded a leper hospital, over in the village beyond the playground. Sometimes, people try to attack my castle. Fortunately, I have fantastic military skills. I usually send my Welsh long-bowers out before me, and they usually thin the numbers of the opposition. If that fails, I climb upon my trusty steed, and advance, with my sword in one hand, and my shield on the other. On the field, I am a fair opponent. I only kill if needs must. Otherwise I capture my opponents, and hostage them, picking up a hefty ransom for ...  Read the complete review

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