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This story deals with a real historical hero and heroine and the concept was inspired by the mention of the woman spy in the Chronicle of Philippe de Commynes.
When Margery, the beautiful and spirited ward of Warwick the Kingmaker, agrees to carry secret letters to France for King Edward IV, she becomes caught in the deadly power game between the Houses of York and Lancaster. But her greatest danger is the man she is forced to marry, Richard Huddleston.
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Inspired by a true medieval court case, The Knight and the Rose interweaves fact and fiction into a rich and vibrant tapestry of love, betrayal and political intrigue.
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England 1483. Married at sword point to Heloise, a girl with terrifying clairvoyant skills, Sir Miles Rushden is determined to have the marrige annulled, but with the sudden death of the king, Miles and Heloise find themselves at the heart of a power struggle as the mighty dukes of Gloucester and Buckingham manouevre to seize power. Can Heloise convince her handsome new husband that she is not a witch? In a conspiracy that could have a lethal ending, can love prevail?
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This novel is set in the French Revolution but it is entirely guillotine free.
When Fleur, the hunted daughter of a hated duke, interrupts a murderous attack on an elderly traveller, she doesn't expect the dying man to generously offer her marriage and the chance of a new identity. Weary of hiding from her enemies, she accepts and discovers he has left her a theatre-cafe in Paris. But she has also provoked the interest of the handsome, intelligent revolutionary, Raoul de Villaret....
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In 1470 the Wars of the Roses between the house of York and Lancaster threatens to tear England apart once more. In the middle of the conflict is a most unlikely heroine. For Margery, the beautiful and spirited ward of Warwick the Kingmaker, freedom is the only prize worth having.
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Inspired by a medieval court case, The Knight and the Rose interweaves fact and fiction into a rich and vibrant tapestry of love, betrayal and political intrigue.
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England 1483. It seems the Wars of the Roses are not yet over. Only the powerful rule of Edward IV prevents old enmities from tumbling the kingdom into civil strife.
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