A review by bookstorian
The King's Daughter by Christie Dickason

3.0

I enjoyed the historical truths and the creation of James I's court which this novel offered the reader. However, there was still much to be desired as the story ended when I wanted to know more about Elizabeth's life after marriage. Luckily Wikipedia could tell me the rest. As a result the novel was fairly slow paced as it focused more so on Elizabeth's wait to get married and her relationship with her father.

I enjoyed Christie Dickason's other novels more.