Title: Yikes! What an unven intrepretation of Anne Boleyn
Review: Truly, I've read almost all books written about Anne. Because of the complexity of her character, she is indeed my favorite historical character. Yet, while Anne has been terribly maligned, this contrasting view leans far to the extreme in the other direction. Anne was not a saint, nor was she a witch, but this book would have us believe she was an innocent victim of the cold, cruel, calculating tudor court.Anne is a fascinating character because of her multi-faced personality. But, honestly, even when she faced the French sword, she knew that she brought about some of her fate via her own haughtiness and cruelty. Demanding Katherine's jewels, and jealously wanting to slap Mary Tudor's head against a wall are not the marks of a loving person. Anne was cold, coniving and bitterly calculating..not the doe like soul that Denny's book paints.If this is the first book you read about Anne, please put it down, read others.
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