In Bed with the Tudors

From Elizabeth of York to Elizabeth I

De: Amy Licence

Narrado por: Debra Burton

Illegitimate children, adulterous queens, impotent kings, and a whole dynasty resting on their shoulders. Sex and childbirth were quite literally a matter of life or death for the Tudors.

©2013 Amberley Publishing (P)2013 Amberley Publishing

Loved it!!!

it was well red and well researched. Great info on childbirth during the Tudor age.

DECENT HISTORICAL ACCOUNT - AWFUL NARRATOR !

What did you like best about In Bed with the Tudors? What did you like least?

This is pure fact, much of it overlooked in other history books,. However this is the worst narrator ever, especially for a book that is entirely narrative with little or no dialogue.

Would you recommend In Bed with the Tudors to your friends? Why or why not?

Not at all! Amy Licence totally ruins this book. She reads way too fast, fumbles words, and mispronounces even more. Her voice is shrill, irritating, and lispy. The book had not been rated at all when I bought it but I figured how bad could a story about the Tudors be? Answer: VERY BAD AS NARRATED BY AMY LICENCE!

How did the narrator detract from the book?

She's just not experienced enough. A more dynamic narrator like Nadia May, Wanda McCaddon or Simon Vance could have made this a 5-star read.

Do you think In Bed with the Tudors needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

Yes, it could start with one on the Plantegenets as a prequel. The sex lives of the the rich and Royal is well told in the original book.

Any additional comments?

I could only take a few hours of this book due to the exceedingly bad narrator. Also the recording production is full of reverb which only exacerbates the narrator's poor performance. With another narrator, this could be a really good work. As it is now, it's not worth the credit.

In bed, meaning giving birth

The title is a little deceiving, the story is arranged around the Tudor women's pregnancies and childbirth experiences. I thought it was full of many new tidbits about a time and a monarchy that too much may have been written about. I enjoyed the book, surprisingly. The narration isn't great, but I have certainly heard worse.

Horrible Narration

It’s bad. Like real bad. Like called Jane Grey “Grain Jay” at one point bad. It sounds like someone just asked this woman to read the book out loud in one take. Weird pauses, mispronunciations, the whole 9 yards. The content was mostly a retread of Tudor history with sprinklings of medical and legal facts. Skip this one, y’all

Get rid of the narrator

Why can’t the author find a diff narrator for her books. It sounds like the book is being read in a closet. I want a refund on this book but I cant get one.