Well, I think we all know who Anne Boleyn is, she is the second wife of King Henry the Eighth and probably the most famous one of six of them. And who doesn't like to read books about her, even if most of them are fiction? I personally do, and when I saw this one on NetGalley, I'm not going to lie, the cover drew me in right away and it had been a while since I have read a Anne Boleyn story so I was glad that got a chance to read it and I have finally to some time to really sit down and read, since we are all in quarantine and more time in our hands, right?

I'm not going to lie, this was not was I was expecting, Anne Boleyn's books and movies are always full of action, and upbeat and on the go, do you know what I mean? But this one? It dragged a lot for the first three quarters of it, but I pushed through it and I got to the end of it and it was okay. I was not in love with the writing and the way the story went from one point to the next it was confusing at times. Anne was kind of boring too, and she was not supposed to be, in my opinion and towards the end I was expecting her to go more crazy and desperate and she really wasn't and that disappointed me too.

Overall? It was an okay book to read, it took me a few more days that I like but I got to the end of it lol.

3 out of 5 stars