It is very rare for me to read a book on social/military history and be reluctant to put it down ! I thoroughly enjoyed [i]Hampshire at War[/i] and I both learned a lot but it also revived memories of my own childhood - evacuees,Home Guard,rationing,GI’s etc,etc.A most enjoyable read.
Lt Col, David Ivison (Retired)

This is a detailed work of historical research about Cecily Neville, mother of Edward IV and Richard III. We follow her life from birth until death, learning all possible facts about her upbringing, family, and surrounding environment. The book is obviously expertly researched, with as much information about Cecily Neville as anyone could possibly find. There are detailed genealogy charts, as well as thorough narratives of the lives of both Neville and her husband. I found the chapter about DNA and dental research particularly intriguing. All in all, it is a very interesting and useful book for the fans of history, as well as for researching students.
NetGalley, reviewed by Ioanna Tatari

As featured 'On The Book Shelf'
Wargames Illustrated, January 2018

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The Bookseller 6/10/17

It can help a gamer understand the era of the battles and can be used as inspiration to design a game based on the battles. The maps especially would be quite useful in a game. So, the book overall is a great guide to the two battles of St Albans and the period that they took place in.
Wargames Illustrated - reviewed by William Bollands- Straw