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Tudor blood will see her crowned and lead to her downfall...

Lady Jane Grey is the eldest of the Grey sisters. When her parents scheme to wed her to Prince Edward fails, they plan a far more ambitious and dangerous move to make Jane Queen...

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A thrilling account of one of English historys most daring women, who risked everything in the dark days leading up to the Civil War. The perfect novel for fans of Suzannah Dunn and Phillipa Gregory.

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From the international bestselling author of The Secret Orphan

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In the heart of the countryside lies an isolated village, where pagan Owl Masters rule through fear, superstition and murder. When a group of religious women ill-advisedly settles outside the village, they awaken dangerous jealousies. Why do their crops succeed How do their cattle survive the plague

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E.M.MAUS BURROW MYSTERIES, THE PATH TO GRAVE DANGER, is a children's book that tells the story of the history of a town in Pennsylvania, but with a twist. That's because, even though this unique and imaginative tale takes place in the historic Borough of Emmaus, Pennsylvania, the actual story is told from the other Burrow of E.M.Maus, an underground colony inhabited by very intelligent mice.

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E.M.MAUS BURROW MYSTERIES, THE PATH TO GRAVE DANGER, is a children's book that tells the story of the history of a town in Pennsylvania, but with a twist. That's because, even though this unique and imaginative tale takes place in the historic Borough of Emmaus, Pennsylvania, the actual story is told from the other Burrow of E.M.Maus, an underground colony inhabited by very intelligent mice.

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Set in late fourteenth century England, Vanora Bennett's rich, dramatic new novel presents an England uncannily like our own.

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Ukraine 1928. Stalin has risen to power and started to implement plans that will change the country forever. Inspired by a family photo, 'The Photograph' centers on a farewell party and a family divided. There are those who will stay, and those who will leave. What happens to those who stay is written in the pages of history as the Holodomor, the Ukrainian Genocide, or the Terror-Famine.

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A story of legendary 16th-century pirate Queen Grace O'Malley, and her tempestuous relationship with Elizabeth I. The author shows how the lives of two amazing women were intertwined, and how they met and formed an extraordinary friendship.

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But just when Poe's death looks destined to remain a mystery, Quentin seeks out the one person who can solve this strange case: the real-life model for Poe's brilliant fictional detective character, C.

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The tale of the sinking of a Portuguese ship off the coast of Italy in 1516, while attempting to deliver a rhinoceros to Pope Leo X. The hero, Salvestro, is caught up in a mission to Rome by a sect of secretive monks from a Baltic island, their first pilgrimage in 200 years.

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The second book in Bracewells outstanding Emma of Normandy series, set in 11-century England, when Vikings are on the brink of invasion.

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The untimely death of Richard the Lionheart left his nephew Arthur and his younger brother John in contest for the throne of England. Reluctantly the barons chose John, and so began years of rule by a ruthless and greedy tyrant.

Yet despite his reputation, John, still manages to seduce the young and beautiful Isabella of Angoulme.

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Sumptuous, glorious evocation of Jacobean London and Renaissance Italy from the acclaimed author of The Firemasters Mistress.

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Historical novel based on a Stanford University professor's search for the truth as to who actually discovered America, leading to a summer archaeological trip to Baja Mexico where his team faces several obstacles and adventures in their journey.

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When he receives a tip about some mines for sale in East Durham, Kemp sees the business opportunity he has been waiting for, and he too makes his way north, to the very same village that Sullivan is heading for

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On the morning of 20th June 1837, an eighteen-year-old girl is called from her bed to be told that she is Queen of England.

Then there is the Prime Minister, Lord Melbourne - 'Lord M' - worldly cynic and constant companion to the queen, himself a veteran of many a latter-day scandal.

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Henry VIIs heir is dead...

Elizabeth, his queen, fears foul play, but who can she trust with her suspicions that their son has been murdered

In her darkest hour she turns to Varina Wescott, a lowly candle maker and widow.

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Nor could I bear to witness Anne Boleyn's beheading...'

As a favour to a doomed queen, Kat Ashley agrees to become governess and confidante to the young Elizabeth Tudor.

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The young Queen, as well has having to endure her constant pregnancies, is in perpetual revolt against any encroachment on her position - and Albert is doing just that.

Despite attempts on her life and crises like the Crimean War and the Indian Mutiny, her family - Albert and their nine children - is her prime concern.