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Three Times the Lady: The story of Judith of Flanders (Women of the Dark Ages)
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Anna Chant (Goodreads Author)

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Gary is starting

— Nov 15, 2022 10:22AM Add a comment

Kathleen is starting

great book!!

— May 12, 2021 06:35AM Add a comment

Jenny Spen is 75% done

meh

— Jul 08, 2020 04:33PM Add a comment

Erin (Historical Fiction Reader) is 77% done

Inconsistent characters are a thing here... 😕

— Apr 21, 2020 04:14AM Add a comment

Erin (Historical Fiction Reader) is 70% done

Correction. Parts are broken into chapters... I don't think the parts necessary which explain my ignoring them but the chapters all that long.

— Apr 20, 2020 02:24PM Add a comment

Erin (Historical Fiction Reader) is 60% done

Chapter 4... Story is there but the formatting feels awkward.

— Apr 20, 2020 01:06PM Add a comment

Erin (Historical Fiction Reader) is 56% done

Moving right along...

— Apr 20, 2020 12:50PM Add a comment

Erin (Historical Fiction Reader) is 43% done

The character arcs are rough. Not horrid, but I think that could have been smoother than it was.

— Apr 20, 2020 11:53AM Add a comment

Erin (Historical Fiction Reader) is 35% done

Okay, I'm not sure I'm in agreement with the angle Chant opted for at this point in the narrative, but it's a difference in opinion thing, not an accuracy thing.

#CreativeLicenseIsNotACrime
#GoingWithIt
#StillIntrigued

— Apr 20, 2020 11:23AM Add a comment

Erin (Historical Fiction Reader) is 26% done

Knowing where history takes Judith makes the situational context of the novel hard to tear myself away from. It's an interesting ride waiting for her to catch up to my understanding of her life story.

— Apr 20, 2020 10:49AM Add a comment

Erin (Historical Fiction Reader) is 14% done

Enjoying this far more than I anticipated. The cover is less commercial than traditionally published novels, but the story is well-structured and I'm enjoying the characterizations.

Definitely one of those "Don't judge a book by its cover" or "Don't underestimate self-published works" type books. 🥰

— Apr 20, 2020 09:33AM Add a comment