This book shows that the women who served Elizabeth I were far more than simple maids and deserve to be remembered as the strong women they were, supporting their Queen through a golden era of British history.
NetGalley, Sarah Aspden

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars This is an amazing book detailing regicide, which, frankly, I would have thought would be at a higher rate at 22%. I would actually love a further breakdown more by each century. I think the numbers would be crazy high for some of them. I learned so much about the different royals in this book. I definitely don't read up on royal history all the time (although I occasionally do follow the Megan and Kate drama). So there was tons here I had never learned about. Definitely would recommend!
NetGalley, Rebecca Stewart

I enjoyed this look at this beloved Queen, lifting her out of the shadows of being the first of six wives into her own person.
NetGalley, Sarah Aspden

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars An interesting and in-depth look at Elizabeth Tudor’s heirs and the man who won the race to succeed her - James I.
NetGalley, Caroline Palmer

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars Despite watching movies and reading a light amount about Marie Antoinette, I’ve always wanted to learn more and this book was amazing. It covered her entire life and everything was so well explained. This is not just a bland history, but a vivid and colorful literary education on who she was, what she did, and how she met the end that she did. I truly enjoyed this book and have retained so much from it.
NetGalley, Ellen Ross