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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
The narrators do an excellent job. They are listed as Bruce Cornwell, Bernard Cornwell, and Dugald Bruce Lockhart.
The book has a lot of repetition, as if certain details were too juicy to be mentioned only once, or as if the author had forgotten that he had already told them.
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Yes, it does have a lot of repetition. But being a cynic, and an author, I'm more inclined to think that Mr. Cornwell had a contract for x number of pages and was having trouble meeting the page goal.
However, that being said, there was certainly some useful information in the book, and I mostly enjoyed it for as far as I got.