CICELY'S KING RICHARD a captivating historical romance of forbidden Tudor love
Language: English
Published by Joffe Books, 2020
Series: Book 1 of 4 - Cicely
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- Title
- CICELY'S KING RICHARD a captivating historical romance of forbidden Tudor love
- Author
- HEATH WILSON, SANDRA
- Publisher
- Joffe Books
- Publication year
- 2020
- Condition
- Brand New
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1789313058
- ISBN 13
- 9781789313055
- Item weight
- 0.43 kilograms
- Series
- Book 1 of 4: Cicely
“A passionate and atmospheric read.” Aroha
The thrilling story of the Plantagenet princess who cast aside family loyalties and fell in love with King Richard III – and into his bed.
WHAT IF ENGLAND’S “WICKED” KING WAS YOUR UNCLE?
1483, the English court. Lady Cicely Plantagenet is mourning the death of her father. But the spirited princess soon finds herself ensnared in a web of court intrigue as the houses of York and Lancaster fight their War of the Roses.
Her uncle King Richard III, dark-haired and brooding, declares Cicely’s two young brothers are no longer heirs to the throne.
Cicely watches helplessly as he confines the boys to the Tower of London and claims the throne for himself.
BUT THE THRONE ISN’T THE ONLY THING RICHARD III LAYS CLAIM TO.
The Plantagenet princess hardly knows her uncle. She should hate him for what he’s done to her family. But in spite of herself, she is drawn to this powerful and charismatic man.
Against all her better judgement, smouldering ardour ignites dormant desires and Cicely and Richard become lovers.
Before long, their relationship evolves into an all-consuming passion. A forbidden love that will put them both in mortal danger.
IS ALL FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR?
Meet CICELY PLANTAGENET, a witty, compassionate princess on the verge of womanhood. Betrothed as a child to the future James IV of Scotland, Cicely was thought to be destined to unite the crowns of England and Scotland. Instead she is destined to follow her heart, wherever it leads.
SANDRA HEATH WILSON weaves impeccable research and effortless story-telling to bring alive Cicely’s tumultuous life in the 15th-century English court.
DISCOVER A ROMANTIC HISTORICAL TALE OF INTRIGUE, PASSION AND BETRAYAL.
Perfect for fans of C.J. Sansom, Anne O’Brien or Elizabeth Chadwick.
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT SANDRA HEATH WILSON
“The story is fast-moving, the characters compelling and the writing is excellent.“ Jo
“Lovely and compassionate. Cicely Plantagenet, sister to Elizabeth of York, stands on her own, and her love of King Richard is beautifully (and believably) portrayed.” May
“The story is beautifully told, heart-wrenching at times, joyous at others. There are numerous twists and turns, villains, political subterfuges, and of course, the never-resolved issue of who kidnapped Cicely’s young brothers. Impeccable research coupled with outstanding detail and intense dialogue truly bring the 15th century alive in the reader’s mind.” Mirella
THE CICELY PLANTAGENET SERIES
Book 1: Cicely’s King Richard
Book 2: Cicely’s Second King *
Book 3: Cicely’s Lord Lincoln *
Book 4: Cicely’s Sovereign Secret *
* Coming soon!
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