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A Silken Thread
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A Woman Scorned (Hartford Manor #5)
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1886 North Devon, England Lady Lilliana Grantley has been seriously ill with typhoid, a disease...
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The Committee Will Kill You Now
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The Standing Stone on the Moor (The Talbot Saga)
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Lady of Lincoln (The Nicola de la Haye Series #1)
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A Code of Knights and Deception (Swords of Time #1)
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She thought it was real. She was wrong. When Sophia wakes up in 15th-century England, she expects...
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Her Darkest Hour
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Learned by Heart
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ClareR (6241 KP) rated The Queens Lady in Books
Dec 8, 2022
Joan no longer has a place at court, and her husband falls out of favour when his enemies gain considerable influence with the King.
It was really interesting to learn about the inner workings of the English court and the precarious line that courtiers had to tread. Joan also gave some insight into some significant historical events: the Field of the Cloth of Gold in France, Princess Margaret’s marriage to King James, the arrival of Catherine of Aragon, and accompanying Princess Mary to Paris when she marries King Louis.
I’m an absolute sucker for historical fiction, and I loved the details and the very human, realistic style this book was written in. And I really liked Joan.
The ravens are a constant - after all, Joan is the Lady of the Ravens. Bu they’re not as central to the storyline this time.
I don’t know whether this will just be a duology, or if there’s more to come, but I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this book.
Highly recommended.
