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A review by zach1100
Ravenspur: Rise of the Tudors by Conn Iggulden
4.0
Excellent conclusion to the War of the Roses series. Almost as good as Bloodline, the battles scenes were fast paced and brutal. 4.5 stars
“He began to chuckle into the breeze, though it was far closer to sobbing than laughter.”
“It would ruin many, so that they could not go home. Others would be given a private pride they would treasure - and the rest would be left dead on the field.”
“Sorrows could not be drowned. They swam.”
“They bowed and kissed his hand, but the moment he looked away, he knew they had forgotten him.”
“It didn’t matter at all, or it meant the world.”
“He began to chuckle into the breeze, though it was far closer to sobbing than laughter.”
“It would ruin many, so that they could not go home. Others would be given a private pride they would treasure - and the rest would be left dead on the field.”
“Sorrows could not be drowned. They swam.”
“They bowed and kissed his hand, but the moment he looked away, he knew they had forgotten him.”
“It didn’t matter at all, or it meant the world.”