Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780007197644
ISBN: 0007197640
Label: Harper
Manufacturer: Harper
Number Of Pages: 592
Publication Date: February 18, 2008
Publisher: Harper
Studio: Harper

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Rating: - a sad dissappointment
i am sad to report i have to agree with the other reviews. i have been a BTB fan for many years, having been enchanted by a woman of substance and her other stories. this and the other books in the seris have been dreadfully dissappointing. history rewritten poorly!
come back origionality or give it up and hope to be remembered for the good ones!

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Rating: - Heirs of Ravenscar
I give this book one star mainly because it never got started. Theres over 300 pages and it never got started. It felt like I was reading a persons day to day life, not very interesting. Some parts of the book were enjoyable to read but overall it just never took off and never kept my interest for long

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Rating: - not to be recommended
Having been disappointed in the Ravenscar Dynasty I was cautious about reading this book. This book continues the story of Edward and Richard Deravenal really Edward and Richard of York but ending with Harry Turner really Henry Tudor. It was just as irritating as the first one. Sorry Ms Taylor Bradford but stick to making up your own plots you do it so much better. i believe this to be a trilogy but I doubt if I will read the third book

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Rating: - a poor effort
This was my first and last Taylor Bradford book - it was slow, boring and an historical mess! The characters were one dimensional and the plot lacked passion or excitment. I gave the book up about 2/3rds of the way through as an act of self-preservation - i was quickly losing the will to live!

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Rating: - The Lazy Author's Guide to Making (more) Megabucks
Oh dear!! Quite the most abysmal read I've had for a long time. Miss Taylor Bradford is well-known for her "blockbusters" - but this is the laziest piece of fiction mixed with "historical fact" in a weird kind of mish-mash - maybe she's trying to invent a new genre - "How to be Write a Novel where the Dear Reader Does Not Care About Any of the Main Characters" (and what a boring bunch these Deravenels are!) obviously ripping off the Plantagenets and the Tudors (I mean - Edward D even had a mistress ... Read More

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