The Last Wife of Henry VIII
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Narrateur(s):
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Terry Donnelly
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Auteur(s):
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Carolly Erickson
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From the luxuries of court to the last gory years of the outsize King Henry when heads rolled and England trembled, Catherine bestrode her destiny and survived to marry her true love. She was the least known of Henry VIII's six wives, but was the cleverest of them all.
Alluring, witty, and resourceful, she attracted the king's lust and, though in love with the handsome Thomas Seymour, was thrown into the snakepit of the royal court. While victims of the king's wrath suffered torture and execution, Catherine withstood the onslaught, even when Henry sought to replace her with a seventh wife. She survived her royal husband, and found happiness with Seymour - but it was shadowed by rivalry with the young Princess Elizabeth, whose affection Seymour coveted. Catherine won the contest, but at great cost.
©2006 Carolly Erickson (P)2006 Audio Renaissance, a division of Holtzbrinck Publishers, LLCCe que les critiques en disent
"Erickson, known best for her lively and popular histories...engages with this fictionalized, first-person life of Catherine Parr." (Publishers Weekly)
Terry Donnelly's reading makes Parr seem whiny, incompetent and completely unsympathetic. She's a good reader for novelists like Sophie Kinsella but is poorly suited to this role.
TL;DR this book is 99.9% fiction and the only parts that make it historical are the character's names. Save your money/credit and wait for Alison Weirs book.
A heavy dose of fiction with almost no history
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