In the autum of 1817, the arrival of the Ipswich coach and its occupants - a strange, ill-assorted company - changed the lives of those who lived at the Fleece Inn forever.
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Lofts is a compelling storyteller... She absorbs our attention from the first page... these are sensational tales —The Times Literary Supplement.
One of the most distinguished of English women novelists —The Daily Telegraph.
A natural storyteller —New York Times
Norah Lofts was one of the best-known and best-loved of all historical novelists and many of her books remain in print today. Anne Boleyn is one of her rare - yet highly successful - forays into non-fiction and displays her trademark application of authentic period detail to a gripping narrative. Her fictionalised account of Anne Boleyn's life, The Concubine, was a huge bestseller in the UK and US. Lofts wrote more than fifty books.
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