At last a book where I have noted the score! New Years resolution? check! And a good job I did as it was a high one. I confess that I had already read this book and not being able to lay my hands on my copy decided not to re buy it and therefore not reread it. I remembered I wasn't too fussed at the time about it. It took me a while to work out which brother was which and I felt at times the book dragged on with the author being overly keen to describe the weather, the marshes, the monastery etc. What I, and a number of the group really liked was the fact that it was set in the Tudor Court where Henry 8th was King however it wasn't about Henry or his wives. Don't get me wrong I love those type of books (Phillipa Gregory anyone?) and have read several but to read about the dissolution without having to regurgitate the usual Anne Boleyn saga was refreshing. The characters at times were quite stereotypical - a brother who was ...