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Blog Tour – Queen of Martyrs by Samantha Wilcoxson

Posted on 7th April 2017 by Tamise

On Monday 17th April this website will host one of the stops on Samantha Wilcoxson’s ‘Queen of Martyrs’ blog tour. Published on 12th April, these are the stops on the tour so far: The Writing Desk – Book Launch Guest … Continue reading →

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Books 2017 – on sale today – So High a Blood: The Life of Margaret, Countess of Lennox by Morgan Ring

Posted on 6th April 2017 by Tamise

6th April 2017 – So High a Blood: The Life of Margaret, Countess of Lennox by Morgan Ring ‘’Who hopes still constantly with patience shall obtain victory in their claim’ Sometime heir to the English throne, courtier in danger of … Continue reading →

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Queen of Martyrs Blog Tour

Posted on 3rd April 2017 by Tamise

‘Queen of Martyrs’ by Samantha Wilcoxson, the final part in the ‘Plantagenet Embers’ trilogy will be published on 12th April. To celebrate Samantha will be going on a blog tour with guest articles, excerpts and interviews. I am pleased to … Continue reading →

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Books 2017 – on sale today – Elizabeth: The Forgotten Years (pbk) by John Guy

Posted on 30th March 2017 by Tamise

30th March 2017 – Elizabeth: The Forgotten Years (paperback) by John Guy ‘History has pictured Elizabeth I as Gloriana, an icon of strength and power — and has focused on the early years of her reign. But in 1583, when … Continue reading →

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3 Magazine articles added to the website…

Posted on 28th March 2017 by Tamise

Three magazine articles added to the Articles – Magazines section of the bibliography. Two are written by Nicola Tallis and the third is an interview with Nicola. The Curse of the Nine-Day Queen by Nicola Tallis BBC History Magazine November … Continue reading →