Status Updates From Betrayal

In reading this anthology, Betrayal, I’m either learning about British history or revisiting periods from fresh points of view. Both cause my storyteller’s mind to wonder why people have a need to go over history with either a microscope, or a spyglass.

Or is my obsession over “what might have been” simply my cingulate system stuck. So many why’s and why nots.

In reading this anthology, Betrayal, I’m either learning about British history or revisiting periods from fresh points of view. Both cause my storyteller’s mind to wonder why people have a need to go over history with either a microscope, or a spyglass.

In reading this anthology, Betrayal, I’m either learning about British history or revisiting periods from fresh points of view. Both cause my storyteller’s mind to wonder why people have a need to go over history with either a microscope, or a spyglass.

Began in the historical story involving betrayal of King Richard II focused on Thomas Percy.