What historical figure would you like to read more about?

[Samantha]

Lariela wrote: "Empress Matilda/ Maud, the pre- Conquest kings and queens, Henry I, Alfred the Great."

Patricia Bracewell's Shadow on the Crown is a great book about Emma of Normandy with a sequel coming out soon (same topic as the Hollick novels). I will assume that you are aware of Bernard Cornwell's Saxon series for a great pre-Conquest story. James Aitcheson also has a well-written 1066 series that starts with Sworn Sword.

[Lariela]

I've read the first book Ms. Bracewell's book series. Currently waiting for my library to get The Empty Throne. Will look up Sworn Sword. Thanks.

[Samantha]

Lariela wrote: "I've read the first book Ms. Bracewell's book series. Currently waiting for my library to get The Empty Throne. Will look up Sworn Sword. Thanks."

You might also look into Edwin: High King of Britain and 1066: What Fates Impose.

[Carla]

Juliew. wrote: "Looking for books on the Carey's Anne Boleyn's sister's family.Anything is helpful.Fiction or non-fiction?"
Patricia Finney (writing as PF Chisholm) has a series of historical mysteries starring the swashbuckling Robert Carey, Mary Boleyn's grandson. I've only read one (A Murder of Crows), which was good fun.

[Cindy]

The Romanovs

[Cindy]

The Romanovs

[KOMET]

Louis XVIII of France (who, I believe, was the last Bourbon King)

[Cindy]

Mary Queen of Scots