
Anne of Warwick: The Last Plantagenet Queen

After her evil brother in law hid her away where Richard couldn't find her, she never lost hope that he would eventually come after her. Richard was once again her savior, and released from her prison, they married, and shared one of the greatest love stories England had. The love between Richard and Anne was more than just land and coveted wealth. It was a friendship forged over time, each one living seemingly only for the other. Their lives were not full of happiness though. Their only son died at the age of 11, and Richard's reign was marked in suspicion, some felt as though he had something to do with the two young princes disappearing from the tower. (I don't believe that he had anything to do with this, I have come to a different conclusion, but this is not the place to state it). When Anne died of consumption, England's sun was hidden by an eclipse. Many saw this as a bad omen, one that meant the king himself was doomed, and their lovely queen was gone.
Anne of Warwick definitely led and interesting life, and as I read the book, already knowing the outcomes for both Anne and Richard, their story never gets old. Their lifelong love for each other, and the steadfastness that they held, both loyal and sincere in all they did. its a pity that such a couple should have met such an end. I would definitely recommend this book, as its once that I would read again.