The King Must Die
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| Rating | : | 4.51 (809 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0982715889 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 356 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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Historical Novels Review OnlineIf you are a fan of historical fiction, this book is definitely a must read! Rating: 5 flowers A Chick Who Reads. This is absolutely first-rate historical fiction. Sasson's intelligent, fast-moving prose crackles with dramatic tension the momentum of the narrative easily keeps the pages turning
Meanwhile, she struggles to keep her beloved Mortimer at her side and gain yet another crown-France's-for the son who no longer trusts her.In the sequel to Isabeau, secrecy and treason, conspiracy and revenge once again overtake England. Young Edward, however, must bide his time as the loyal son until he can break the shackles of his minority and dissolve the regency council which dictates his every action.When the former king is found mysteriously dead in his cell, the truth becomes obscured and Isabella can no longer trust her own memory or confide in those closest to her. Queen Isabella and her lover, Sir Roger Mortimer, are at the pinnacle of their power.Fated to rule, Isabella's son becomes King Edward III at the callow age of fourteen. Edward II has been dethroned. What is done cannot be undone.England, 1326. The future rests in the hands of a mother and son whose bonds have reached a breaking point.
R. Ron said Should, read after reading Isabell the Brave Heart of. Should,read after reading Isabell the Brave Heart of France. This is a continuation of that book, although be different authors. Again, very historical. Five Stars Great read. Allison said The She-Wolf in all her glory!. The She-Wolf, Isabella of France is the height of her power. Her husband, Edward II, has given up the throne in favor of his young son, Edward III. England's sovereignty is shaky due to Edward II's incapable rule, but Isabella is determined that her son will one day rule both England and France. Isabella relies on her lover, Roger Mortimer to guide her son and ensure her will is followed. After Edward II is found dead in his cell, Isabella and Mortimer are the prime suspects. Isabella faces a looming civil war