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The success of the historic books of Phillipa Gregory and Christine Trent show that visitors merely can’t get enough of the English royals—and today Mary Hart Perry enters the arena by having an interesting, pleasantly sensuous book of King Victoria’s “wild child” child, the Princess Louise. The Crazy Queen carries us back once again to Victorian England and plunges us in to the intrigues of the royal court, where in actuality the impetuous Louise openly adopted no rules but her own—even marrying a commoner, which no among royal blood had completed in the earlier three generations. Full of rich interval offer, The Crazy Queen is definitely an exciting, enthralling study. The Tudors have gotten the share of interest in traditional fiction; it’s high-time Queen Victoria and her family got their due!