I recently had the pleasure of reading the third book in Janet Wertman’s Seymore Saga trilogy, The Boy King.

I have read, and enjoyed, the first two books of the trilogy, so I had high hopes for The Boy King. I’m happy to report I was not disappointed.

Once again, Wertman’s history is either spot on, or — where there are gaps in the historical record she had to fill in with speculation — extremely plausible. I have a personal pet peeve about history books that are loosey-goosey with facts, and ...