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윤 모정 _hwjd24685e464 — The heroine of this series doesn't seem to have existed in history. Jane Shore was actually the most famous mistress of Edward IV. As a character, Anne De Bohun appears to have nine lives as she escapes again and again from people who wish to be rid of her, mainly Edward IV's wife and Queen. Although Anne bears Edward IV's son, she consistently resists becoming his mistress and attempts to lead her own life. Just as Edward succeeds in changing her mind, something happens to make her more set in her resolve to live separate from him. In spite of her love and her heartbreak, the series does end happily but with Edward and Anne together. This series must be read in sequence and I'm only sorry it wasn't published as a single book. It would have been as thick as Les Miserables and maybe the publishers thought that would scare away readers in our fast busy lives today. On the whole, I liked Posie Graeme-Evans' fourth book, The Dressmaker better than I liked this series. I am looking forward to her next book.

Archie Maratheftis kypreos — JK Rowling is really a wonderful author. This book left me feeling so satisfied and through out the 750 pages I never knew what was going to happen next. The way she's able to tie 7 books together and fill them with twists and turns but still answer all my questions in the end, it's pretty amazing. I am sad to see the series end, but I was left feeling fulfilled when I finished this book.

Alizée Adamek alizeeadamek — My sister owns this book, and I am so jealous!

Edain Hernández arqedain — God, I hated this book. I know it's considered a 'classic' in some circles, but I consider it a frigging waste of time. I'm annoyed with myself for wasting the time to read the entire thing.