Running through the successive generations of any family is a thread. So it was with the Greenslades, the Rannaulds and the Moultons. Elizabeth Greenslade, in 1819, was caught up in tragedy, but she did not lose hope that a happy outcome might ensue. Beth Moulton, in 1939, was unaware of this conflicting pattern until she visited the Cambridgeshire countryside and met William Gainsford. Here the Cam and the river Ouse wove their magic about her and drew tighter the strands which had bound their ancestors.

We Are Tomorrow's Past (U) (Ulverscroft Large Print)

KING, Betty

Romance

Ulverscroft

In the year 1789 Magdalena, a young French Countess, was surrounded by luxury and her future seemed assured. At the same time, in an Essex village, George Mitchell was wrestling with the problem of providing for his widowed mother and his brothers and sisters. The Revolution in France and declaration of war between France and England were to cause a dramatic upheaval in the lives of the Countess and the humble English yeoman. Each was faced by apparently insuperable difficulties until fate brought them together.

The French Countess (U) (Ulverscroft Large Print Series)

Margaret Tudor, the elder daughter of Henry VII, made the hazardous journey north to marry James IV, King of the Scots, a man she had never met. As his Queen, she vied for his affection against the counter attractions of several mistresses. At last, with the birth of a son and heir, she began to experience a tremulous happiness, but James denied its fruition on the field of Flodden. Widowed, beautiful and only twenty-four, she rushed headlong into a foolish union and quickly discovered that she had chosen the wrong man.

The Rose Both Red And White (U)

Paranormal

Margaret of Anjou

Contemporary

Ulverscroft Large Print Books

<p>This is the love story of Margaret Beaufort and Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond. At a time when King Henry VI was faced with opposition from the Yorkist supporters - which was to break out into the Wars of the Roses - both Margaret and Edmund were destined by their birth to prominence on the side of Lancaster.</p>

The Lady Margaret

Captive James

Historical

Jasper, Earl of Pembroke and later Duke of Bedford, was the brother of Lady Margaret Beaufort's first husband, Edmund, Earl of Richmond. This is the story of Jasper's early life and of his fateful meeting with Margaret on the day of her betrothal to his brother. When Edmund died tragically soon after his marriage, Jasper's love for Margaret took on a new poignancy. Unable to marry her, he devoted his life to the care of her fatherless son; and it was he who was largely responsible for Henry VII's success in wresting the Crown from Richard III on the field of Bosworth.

The Lord Jasper

White Unicorn

Literature & Fiction

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Following a chapter offering a historical perspective of women characters in science fiction, beginning with the 1818 publication of Frankenstein, King provides reading lists and annotations of a variety of science fiction series, novellas and novels.

Women of the Future

Genre Fiction

Scarecrow Press

This book is a self-help book regarding a black family's triumph over alcoholism and how faith and sacrifice held the family together.(Self-help)

Rise, Shine, Give God the Glory

King, Robert Wayne

Robert Wayne King

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