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A review by acardattack
The Wars of the Roses by Alison Weir
5.0
Song of Ice and Fire fan looking for something to hold you over until TWOW, fan of history, or someone who enjoys a good political drama? Then this is your book.
Go on a journey through a period of time that helped inspire ASOIAF. Weir writes a dense, but easy to follow along book. It reads much more like a novel than a history book. It starts a little slow, it gives some back story, those chapters are skimable, but once Weir moves to the back stabbing, political jockeying and corruption, it is a hard book to put down.
Go on a journey through a period of time that helped inspire ASOIAF. Weir writes a dense, but easy to follow along book. It reads much more like a novel than a history book. It starts a little slow, it gives some back story, those chapters are skimable, but once Weir moves to the back stabbing, political jockeying and corruption, it is a hard book to put down.