Once again my favourite is the fictional Derry Brewer. In this, the second of his Wars of the Roses series we're again in the company of an illustrious cast. Hopefully I'm not being unprofessional by declaring myself a fan, as you'll realise by the end of this review. For me anything by Conn Iggulden is in the latter category. The approaching storm is gathering momentum threatening the House of Lancaster and a convalescing king whose recovery may only be temporary, even if he lives that long.Īs a reviewer I read a lot some books feeling like work to wade through while others make me feel privileged to have a free copy. The bigger problem is communicating it to Henry as she's increasingly side-lined. Henry's wife, Margaret of Anjou, thinks Richard enjoyed the regency so much he's plotting a permanent takeover.
His job is now to regain the reins of his kingdom that was a little too ably ruled by Richard Neville, Duke of York in his absence. A bewildered Henry VI has awoken from the catatonic state that took him away from the business of ruling – and living – for over a year.
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