The bride: The story of Louise and Montrose

Margaret Irwin

Pan Books Limited

The Stranger Prince (see picture above)

The Stranger Prince: The Story of Rupert of the Rhine

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Macmillan

Gay Galliard, The

Pan Books

"Vivid and psychologically brilliant. This spirited novel enriches the imagination." -Times Literary Supplement, UK  Young Elizabeth Tudor lives in the shadow of her infamous mother, Anne Boleyn. Declared a bastard and banished from her father's court, young princess Elizabeth has become adept at dodging the constant political games and royal whims that ensure her situation is never secure. After Henry VIII's death, Elizabeth is taken in by the king's last wife, Katherine Parr, and Katherine's new husband, Tom Seymour. But handsome Tom is playing for higher stakes. Marrying a widowed queen is one thing, but courting the King's daughter and second in line to the throne is another. Seymor pursues the adolescent Elizabeth, as she finds herself dangerously attracted to him. And with her brother's death, Elizabeth faces a perilous and uncertain future with danger encroaching from all sides... "I doubt if anyone could create more perfectly than Miss Irwin the illusion of a vanished age." -Observer "Margaret Irwin's books have an unsurpassed colour and gusto." -Times What readers are saying: "One of the best-written and most evocative historical novels ever." "I adored this book from start to finish." "Her prose is beautiful, perfect, and strangely evocative."

Young Bess

While in exile at the Winter Queen's court in The Hague, Princess Louise falls in love with the royalist commander, the Marquis of Montrose

The Bride

Littlehampton Book Services Ltd.

Stranger Prince

Hamlyn

This is not an historical novel in the ordinary sense. It is something new: the life of an actual royal family, whose story is so rich and varied that it falls naturally into the form of a modern novel. The heroine is Princess Henrietta of England, known to family as Minette. She is the Duchess of Orleans, and linked dramatically to the fate of her brother, Charles II, and that of her cousin, Louis XIV.

Royal Flush

Growing up in the shadow of her dead mother, the infamous Anne Boleyn, young Princess Elizabeth has learnt to be continuously on the watch for the political games played out around her. When her distant father, Henry VIII, dies, the future brightens for Elizabeth, but tragedy looms ahead, both for her and the kingdom.

Literary

Allison Busby

In this, the second of Margaret Irwin's great trilogy about the life of 'Good Queen Bess', Elizabeth I, the imperious, high spirited heroine of Young Bess finds herself the prey of her sister Mary's jealous suspicions.

Elizabeth, Captive Princess

In this, the third of Margaret Irwin's trilogy on the life of 'Good Queen Bess', Elizabeth I, she encounters Philip of Spain, the bridegroom of Queen Mary. Torn between Mary's jealousy and Philip's uneasy ardour she moves towards her destiny.

Elizabeth & the Prince of Spain: A captivating tale of witchcraft, betrayal and love (Elizabeth I Trilogy)

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Books by Margaret Irwin

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The bride: The story of Louise and Montrose

The Stranger Prince: The Story of Rupert of the Rhine

Gay Galliard, The

Young Bess

The Bride

Stranger Prince

Royal Flush

Young Bess

Elizabeth, Captive Princess

Elizabeth & the Prince of Spain: A captivating tale of witchcraft, betrayal and love (Elizabeth I Trilogy)