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The king's sister

The king's sister

1382. Daughter of John of Gaunt, sister to the future King Henry IV, Elizabeth of Lancaster has learned the shrewd tricks of the court from England's most powerful men. Rejecting her duty, Elizabeth weds the charming and ruthlessly ambitious Sir John Holland: Duke of Exeter, half-brother to King Richard II and the one man she has always wanted. But defiance can come at a price. 1399. Elizabeth's brother Henry has seized the throne. Her husband, confidant to the usurped Richard, masterminds a secret plot against the new King. Trapped in a dangerous web, Elizabeth must make a choice. Defy the King and betray her family. Or condemn her husband and send him to his death.

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Book info

Author O'Brien, Anne.
Reader Scott Lucy
Language eng
Duration 14 h 27 min
Publication info Royal National Institute for the Blind.
Physical description talking book Daisy 2.02 (14 h 27 min)
Original publication info Harlequin MIRA 2015.
Keywords historialliset rakkausromaanit historiska kärleksromaner underhållningslitteratur viihdekirjallisuus
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