The ninth installment into the Whitehall episode: The Marriage of True Minds, again is not disappointing. However, with these episodes being short there isn’t a massive amount of details to give out. Think of this as you’re watching one of your hour long shows. One of the best things about reading this series, is you have time to read it while you’re waiting for one of your children to finish one of their practices, or waiting in the doctor’s office . There great when you finished a book but don’t have time or want to start another book as you don’t want to be up to late reading.
We are coming close to the end of this series. One thing I’ve noticed throughout the series is the writing. It can’t really be easy to have two or more authors writing and not know where each wants to take the story to. However, you can’t tell by the writing unless you’re staring at the author’s name the whole time.

This time around, Queen Catherine is having some health issues, which she doesn’t need this as she’s still trying to get pregnant, and of course Barbara, the King’s mistress is still trying to take him away from Queen Catherine.

This time there was actually a shocker in this episode, I’m not going to tell you what it is at this time, as I real do encourage you to read this series, and I don’t want to spoil the surprise. I’m still Team Catherine all the way!

Quite hard to read and I think the number of different authors is taking its toll on the stories.

This was an okay read. I like historical fiction, and enjoy the era written about. Delving into an extended serial just wasn't my cup of tea this go round.

DNF. I did not like the content of this book. This book was not for me.