The King's Dogge: The Story of Francis Lovell
Historians have always, for some reason, perceived Queen Anne Neville, about whose character almost nothing is known, as the very model of an idealised medieval wife and queen, keeping dutifully to her role as 'her indoors', meek subordinate and obedient helper. We know nothing of the private relationship between her and Richard III, either as duke or king. [...] To imagine her as Lady Macbeth is brilliant. It enables Nigel Green to develop a completely new take on the actions of her husband, which only a novel could do. -- Professor Anthony Pollard