Richard III and Clarence

by Kari August

“Loyalty binds me” is a motto King Richard III believes in fully. He has always remained devoted to his close friends and relations—yet they are causing him nothing but trouble.His disruptive brother George is estranged from the family while Cousin Clarence is unhappy, despite having everything the world could offer. And Cody, well, he just mopes, disenchanted with love and life in general.But Richard is determined to solve all these issues and sets out on an adventurous quest, finding solutions in the most unexpected of places.Amusing and quirky, fans of merriment are sure to be delighted with this enjoyable read—Kari August’s next installment of Richard III’s antics.“Entertaining, original, exceptionally well written . . . very nicely showcases author Kari August’s impressive storytelling talents.” Midwest Book Review on The Arrival of Richard III

276 pages, Paperback

Published February 5, 2017

Reviews

[Pauline Calkin · Rating 3 out of 5]

The first part of the first book, The Arrival of Richard III was a hilarious tale of Dickie’s, er . . . Richard’s time travel to the 21st Century. This sequel has very little to do with Richard Iii, but focuses on the lives and loves of the 21st characters with Dickie acting more as a family therapist—a fairy godfather, if you will. It doesn't rate as high on the laugh meter, but does have charm as Dickie brings lovers together on earth and reconcile his brothers Eddie and George in heaven.

[Valery · Rating 4 out of 5]

Richard III and Clarence: Another Twisted Tale of the King's Travels (Richard III and his Travels Book 2) by Kari August is a rollicking good time for fans of history, and those attempting to unravel British Royalty. Richard III was a dastardly character during his reign, mean and violent. That August can make him seem appealing at all in this book is commendable. With an opening scene with Richard speaking with God, an upcoming party where all must attend and be seen, this is a hilarious romp through history that will have you laughing hysterically. A bit of time travel combined with history makes for a unique and satisfying read. This one is worth delving into for comedic relief and a whole lot of historical education as well. Highly recommend.