G by Christopher Rae

[Susan]

Here's another new e-book about Richard III, told by Francis Lovell. Haven't read the Kindle sample yet, but the book description is literate and coherent, which is refreshing:

G - Loyalty Binds Me

[Joan]

I also downloaded the sample, but haven't had a chance to look at it yet.

[Misfit]

Joan wrote: "I also downloaded the sample, but haven't had a chance to look at it yet."

Ditto here.

[Firefly]

Thank you again, Susan.

Love Lovell!

[Darkpool]

Ooooh!!!
Heh, I just appear to have downloaded Kindle for my PC so I can start reading a few of these kindle-only ebooks (like I don't have enough to read already...)

[Misfit]

Darkpool wrote: "Ooooh!!!
Heh, I just appear to have downloaded Kindle for my PC so I can start reading a few of these kindle-only ebooks (like I don't have enough to read already...)"

Careful these are habit forming...

[Misfit]

I looked a bit at the free sample last night and liked what I saw, the writing was literate and coherent. I'm a bit buried, but I will pick this one up when I'm in the mood.

[Susan]

I was just reading it too. I thought the writing was good, but the author jumps around back and forth in time and spends very little time introducing the various historical characters to us. If I wasn't familiar with the history, I would have been thoroughly lost.

[Misfit]

That is good to know, thank you.

[Karin]

Susan wrote: "Here's another new e-book about Richard III, told by Francis Lovell. Haven't read the Kindle sample yet, but the book description is literate and coherent, which is refreshing:

[book:G - Loyalty B..."
Have read this and really enjoyed a different perspective if Richard...Told by Francis Lovell it gives insight into the character of the man. I understand there is to be a sequel to this book....

[Misfit]

Good to hear that Karin. The Francis Lovell POV really intrigues me.

[Jemidar]

I thought the sample was okay so downloaded it too. Might be a while before I get to it though.

[Misfit]

Heh, looks like GR is catching up on the update emails. I just now received one regarding Jemidars comment of eight hours ago...

[Jemidar]

I got nothing yesterday, and woke up to a choked in box today...sigh.

[Misfit]

Same here, just woke up to 36 emails, most of which were now useless. Argh.

[Susanna - Censored by GoodReads]

Woke up to 87 emails.

[Plantagenista]

Misfit wrote: "Darkpool wrote: "Ooooh!!!
Heh, I just appear to have downloaded Kindle for my PC ..."

Careful these are habit forming... "

... and highly infectious, I would like to add.

Thank you, Darkpool, through your remark I learned that not having a kindle doesn't mean that I cannot read ebooks! ;-) Have downloaded the sampler, and agree, that it is worth a try. I'm very curious about this author's take.

By the way, the hog hunting scene reminded me of another Ricardian novel, if only I could remember which... Perhaps Palmer's The White Boar, Carleton's Under the Hog : A Novel of Richard III, or Whitford's Treason?
Would appreciate if anybody else could remember.

[Misfit]

I've read Treason and The White Boar, but it's been a while and nothing rings a bell. I did try Under the Hog once and it was very dry and dated and I returned it. That one is hard to find used, but I was able to get it via interlibrary loan.