The Other Queen by Phjilppa Gregory is done. Review to follow sometime next week. I'll probably post it on Monday at reading romance.

So that makes 3 for the year all 3 ebooks. Man I am diggin the ereader.

Up next is Death of a Pirate King by Josh Lanyon!!

Problems I've got 'em. First off don't keep telling me over and over and over and over and over that this woman Bessie was poor, sold her self up to a marriage and kept selling herself higher and higher until she is in the position she is in. Also don't keep having her tell me over, and over, and over, and over that she is the only woman in England that has possession of land in her name and her own money and not all of England but possibly the whole world I DON'T CARE!!!!!

First time fine it fit, made sense, actually was interesting. By the fourth time within 4 chapters I was ready to KILL Bessie or Bess or whatever the hell her name is. I get it, you think you're important, I get that you own land and that's rare, What I don't get is why this is SO important you have to repeat it in your own head numerous times over. Are you that insecure?

Same with the Queen Mary she does the same thing repeating how important she is how she is an ordained Queen how everyone should worship her, bow to her, give her respect. But the difference it fits with how she views everything. Seriously.

Okay rant over. Thank you!

Besides reading Like a theif in the Night by Bettie Sharpe (which I've put on hold at work due to content LOL)

I am also reading The Other Queen by Phillipa Greogory



This was a free ebook that came with my reader. I have to say so far pretty good. Its about Mary Queen of Scotts and her time as a captive of Queen Elizabeth. Queen Mary is Queen Elizabeth's heir, she is the rightful Queen of Scotland and of course the Queen of France by Marriage. However, right now she has been thrown out of Scotland, her son kidnapped by her half brother. She is stuck in England hoping Elizabeth will be kind and unable to reach family in France.
That is about where I'm at. My only reservation is: Am I getting too much Tudor?