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Mario Betancur mariobetancur — You can tell that the authors talent was growing to write The Da Vinci Code

Webdoor-argentina Webdoor-argentina webdoor_argentina — I really enjoyed this book when I read it. Some of the architectural/logistical chapters were a bit tedious but the murder part? Scary as heck and really interesting! Of course I loved the historical aspect.

David Roura davidroura — http://www.thebookstacks.com/review-t...

Daniel Dörrschuck danieldoerrschuck — I enjoyed 'The Other Boleyn Girl', 'The Boleyn Inheritance' was a decent read; therefore, I really wanted to like this book. No luck there...But let's start with the good things that are to be said about 'The Constant Princess': Unlike other authors, Gregory depicts Katherine not just as Henry VIII's wife but as her own person. The book made me think about her Spanish roots and how it must have been for Katherine to come to the English court. That, however, is about the only aspect of the book that I enjoyed. Gregory goes on in circles about Katherine's parents, especially her mother, the Moors, and her need to produce an heir. King Henry VII is a lusty old guy, Henry VIII a naive little boy who is easily convinced and manipulated by Katherine even as he grows older. The book dedicates a mere three pages on the trial in which the legitimacy of Katherine and Henry's marriage is to be decided on. I would have expected a great deal more on that matter. Last but not least, Gregory's third-person narration is not very good. Rather than coming from a third-person narrator, it seemed that the author took the individual characters' thoughts and simply used a 'he' or 'she' instead of an 'I'. Yet, I still enjoyed the narrations better than Katherine's interior monologues which simply got on my nerves. When I started this book, I was eager to read it; about halfway through I was only eager to get it over with.