The King’s Mother - Annie Garthwaite

The King’s Mother

Four mothers fight for their sons as the Wars of the Roses rage
Buch | Hardcover
400 Seiten
2024
Viking (Verlag)
978-0-241-63127-0 (ISBN)
21,15 inkl. MwSt
FROM THE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED AUTHOR OF CECILY

'Elegant and propulsive . . . I had to fight myself to put it down' A.K. Blakemore
'History at its most powerful: intimate and personal, visceral and devastating' Jennifer Saint
'Family dynamics at their most fierce - timeless and brilliant!' Kate Sawyer

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1461. Through blood and battle Edward has gained England’s throne – king by right and conquest – eighteen years old and unstoppable. Cecily has piloted his rise to power and stands at his shoulder now, first to claim the title King’s Mother.

But to win a throne is not to keep it and war is come again. As brother betrays brother, and trusted cousins turn treacherous, other mothers rise up to fight for other sons. Cecily must focus her will to defeat every challenge. Wherever they come from. Whatever the cost.

For there can be only one King, and only one King’s Mother.

From the Wars of the Roses to the dawn of the Tudor age, this is a story of mothers and sons; of maternal ferocity and female ambition - of all they can build and all they can destroy.


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PRAISE FOR ANNIE GARTHWAITE
'Has the new Hilary Mantel arrived?' Sunday Telegraph
'A startling heroine' Sarah Moss
'Wolf Hall for the 2020s' Manda Scott
'A vividly female perspective on the Wars of the Roses' Imogen Hermes Gowar
'Absorbing' The Times

Annie Garthwaite is the author of the highly-acclaimed Cecily. She grew up in a working-class community in the north-east of England before embarking on a thirty-year career in international business. In 2017, she returned to her first love - books - and began writing the story of a lifelong fascination, Cecily Neville.

Erscheinungsdatum
Verlagsort London
Sprache englisch
Maße 161 x 241 mm
Gewicht 619 g
Themenwelt Literatur Historische Romane
Literatur Romane / Erzählungen
ISBN-10 0-241-63127-0 / 0241631270
ISBN-13 978-0-241-63127-0 / 9780241631270
Zustand Neuware
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