Tag Archives: Amy Licence

Books 2018 – 3 new books on sale now…

Posted on 17th September 2018 by Tamise

‘King Richard III remains one of the most controversial figures in British history. Matthew Lewis’s new biography aims to become a definitive account of his life by exploring what is known of his childhood and the impacts it had on … Continue reading →

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A new book by Amy Licence to look forward to…

Posted on 28th April 2017 by Tamise

1st August 2017 – The Lost Kings: Lancaster, York and Tudor by Amy Licence ‘The century spanning the wars of the roses and the reigns of the Tudor kings was a volatile time of battle and bloodshed, execution and unexpected … Continue reading →

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Books 2016 – on sale today – Red Roses by Amy Licence

Posted on 7th March 2016 by Tamise

7 March 2016 – Red Roses: Blanche of Gaunt to Margaret Beaufort by Amy Licence ‘The Wars of the Roses were not just fought by men on the battlefield. Behind the scenes, there were daughters, wives, mistresses, mothers and queens … Continue reading →

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Books 2016 – on sale now- Edward IV & Elizabeth Woodville: A True Romance by Amy Licence

Posted on 17th February 2016 by Tamise

15 February 2016 – Edward IV & Elizabeth Woodville: A True Romance by Amy Licence When the tall, athletic Edward of York seized the English throne in 1461, he could have chosen any bride he wanted. With his … Continue reading →

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Books 2015 – on sale now – Cecily Neville: Mother of Kings by Amy Licence (Paperback)

Posted on 15th June 2015 by Tamise

3 June – Cecily Neville: Mother of Kings (paperback) by Amy Licence ‘ Known to be proud, regal and beautiful, Cecily Neville was born in the year of the great English victory at Agincourt and survived long enough to witness … Continue reading →