Disclaimer: I received a copy via Librarything giveaway. A blurb for this refers to The Other Boleyn Girl. I disagree with Gregory’s view of Anne Boleyn in the novel, but I also found it a compelling read. It’s a guilty pleasure book. Butterfly Games is not that. The only thing that stands out is that Scarborough found the real-life Jacquette Gyldenstople interesting. But that does not translate to the book in any meaningful way. The reader is introduced to Jacquette after her parents’ divorce, […]
Review: Butterfly Games
Butterfly Games by Kelly Scarborough
