In brief, Twice Removed presents itself as the biography of Pryce's great-grandfather, one Alexander Harris, with an exacting detail equally the match of that found in Blood Raven, but devoted to supporting the claim that this undistinguished man in fact played a pivotal role in any number of significant historical events. …
Despite its shortcomings, there is no doubt that this book will be widely received, and — even more to be regretted — that a cult following will immediately begin searching archives and seeking witnesses to further chronicle the newly created legend of Alexander Harris.
(from a review of F.W. Pryce's Twice Removed: The True Chronicles of Alexander Lavelle Harris)