This goes far beyond what the title suggests, offering detailed analysis of marriage, contraception, abortion and much more. Offering case studies of individual experiences brings such depth to this book, too. It’s very well written and will appeal to many readers, including those who may balk at non-fiction.
NetGalley, Louise Gray

The book provides lots of snippets from other sources too. I found a British Library page on one Mamluk treaty of Horsemanship which covers both military tqctics and weapon use, as well as trick riding for events and shows. If you are a student of military history, and combat systems, you need to be reading this book. Read the full review [link=https://medievalswordschool.co.uk/the-knights-of-islam/]here[/link]
Medieval Sword School

I have been a soldier and now I am a paramedic for the NHS and I loved this book, there is a surgical museum in a hospital in London and this book reminded me greatly of that, I loved it recommend it to anyone be they ex military or not if you have any interest in history and medicine you will enjoy.
NetGalley, Paul Sparks

I've never read a history specifically about how England took control of Wales. It's been something that I've known about for a while, but I never read a book just about it. It's a fascinating topic and makes me remember how Welsh people, to this day, hate the English and resent the colonization that took place in Wales. A language decimated, a people pushed down and forced to conform. But, this is a fascinating read that I would like on my shelf one day.
NetGalley, Caidyn Young

Article: [link=https://www.expressandstar.com/news/voices/opinions/peter-rhodes/2020/02/25/peter-rhodes-on-a-tingling-sensation-a-french-charmer-and-a-new-book-on-the-midlands-forgotten-prison-camps/]Peter Rhodes on a tingling sensation, a French charmer and a new book on the Midlands' forgotten prison camps[/link] as featured by
Express & Star, 25th February 2020