Beatrice of Savoy has big ideas for her four daughters. She intends for them to all emerge queens. Although Beatrice tells her daughters to place family before wealth, only time will tell whether or not her daughters have taken this advice to heart.

Readers will get to know each daughter individually, the story is told from their alternating viewpoints. Each daughter has her own faults and personality. It might seem like being Queen would be a fun job, but Sherry Jones portrays the job as difficult and deceptive. As the daughters turn on one another and display sibling rivalry to the fullest you will become engrossed in the story.

Due to the detail that Sherry Jones gives you it will be easy to imagine the lavish lifestyles and cutthroat rivalry of the sisters. The clear disregard for women in the thirteenth century is obvious and the mannerisms are perfect for that century. Ms. Jones captures the feel of the tension- filled thirteenth century and brings it to readers.

Though you may already know the ending to FOUR SISTERS, ALL QUEENS, Jones makes it feel like something you haven't heard of before.

If you are a history buff, or no someone who is Four SISTERS, ALL QUEENS is not to be missed.