Jean Plaidy is responsible for my introduction to Tudor fiction. A long time ago someone suggested I read [b:Queen of This Realm: The Tudor Queens|159831|Queen of This Realm The Tudor Queens (Queens of England, #2)|Jean Plaidy|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1325635056s/159831.jpg|2557006] and shortl...
Zdarza się, że słyszymy, bądź też nawet spotykamy na swojej drodze ludzi, którzy uparcie wierzą, iż zostali wybrani do spełnienia jakichś wyższych celów. Ludzie ci niejednokrotnie są przekonani, że zostali posłani na Ziemię przez samego Boga i stanowią jego narzędzie w walce ze Złem. Generalnie trud...
From Goodreads: Catharine, smarting from the bitter blow which deprived her of her lover, meets the lusty sea Captain Jake Pennlyon, who makes it clear that he allows nothing to come between him and his desires. Catharine is the chief of these and the battle between two strong-willed and tempestuous...
From Goodreads: "I was born in the September of 1523, nine months after the monks had discovered the child in the crib on that Christmas morning. My birth was, my father used to say, another miracle: He was not young at the time being forty years of age. . .My mother, whose great pleasure was tendin...
How anyone can make the French Revolution boring is beyond me, but trust Carr/Plaidy to do it.
Read By: Marie McCarthyGenre: Historical FictionPublisher: ISIS Audio BooksSeries: Daughters of EnglandSeries No: 03Abridged: NoThe Third book in the Daughters of England Seriesblurb - Although somewhat formulaic, these books still have the power to keep the reader turning the pages. This one is set...
I read this book a long time ago. It has several elements similar to my favorite book of Holt, The India Fan; but this book is not as good as the other one. I read it only once, and that is something, because most of Victoria´s books I have read it at least twice. Actually, I am not a big fan of Jea...
The narrator for this book is Damask Farland, daughter of a prosperous attorney during the reign of Henry VIII. Damask has grown up around the legend of the Miracle of St. Bruno's abbey, that of a lost child found in a crib on Christmas Eve. The child was named Bruno after the abbey and brought pros...
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