CHILD OF WATER
Book One of Heirs of
Anarchy
G. Lawrence
Review by Author Roy
Murry
'It is the continuation of the story that matters, not poor shades left behind,' is thought of Matilda, Lady of the English. The daughter of Henry I, the woman who wages war against men for a throne.
G. Lawrence writes this
memoir of the English aged regent in the first person, telling her life's
journey in a man's world. The words and thoughts of Matilda do not ring well
against male domination in eleven hundred ten.
At age eight, she is
married to the Holy Roman Emperor, where her education into regal life begins.
Taught in their ways, she excels and learns how to use the power of the throne.
On the way to
adulthood, Matilda spouts words of wisdom in colorful and intelligent ways. G.
Lawrence writes those words that sing truths that apply today but did not then.
The turmoil’s the
Empress lives with she overcomes in the Empire, but there comes a time when she
must return to England. Life as a woman begins again until she is heir to the
English throne. Or does it?
Matilda's words are
musical and will stay with the reader throughout this enjoyable journey of the
Lady's life. G. Lawrence has done an excellent job in combining History,
Philosophy, and Renaissance of 12th-century norms into a pleasant novel.
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