The King's Concubine
Author(s): Anne O'Brien
England's Most Scandalous Mistress Alice Perrers: Mistress of Edward III History paints her as a low-born, unattractive, grasping and greedy woman who used her position of power with King Edward purely for her own ends. This stunning novel rewrites perceptions and brings us Alice Perrers as you've never seen her before! Taken from the gutter by the Queen of England and given a role much above her station, Alice can ignore the jealous whispers if it means she's one step closer...to becoming somebody. A woman of history. Like no other woman of the court, confident, bold and forthright, the infamous Alice Perrers soon finds herself in the path of the King himself. But is she driven by power, politics or love? Her enemies want her banished. The King wants her as his mistress. Alice is on the road to infamy and there's no turning back. Alice Perrer: The devil in disguise. Unscrupulous, bedazzling and driven by greed - or England's most powerful mistress?
Product Information
As a prolific reader and ex-history teacher, Anne O'Brien has been lucky to fulfil her ambition to write historical romances. Her first success was a 400 word love story about a garden for Mills & Boon - an auspicious start! Anne lives with her husband in an eighteenth-century cottage. It is a place that gives her much inspiration and many sources for her writing. Anne often makes time to visit old houses, gardens and priories to absorb atmosphere for her novels.
General Fields
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- : Harlequin Enterprises (Australia) Pty Ltd
- : Mira
- : 31 December 2013
- : Australia
- : 01 February 2014
- : books
Special Fields
- : Anne O'Brien
- : Paperback
- : 544