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Update: 28/8/12
Crown of Thorns is now complete and available on request to any interested publishers. Thanks

Working on book two as we speak...sssshhhhh :D



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Crown of Thorns

Emily Cameron

Their marriage united two dynasties and made England strong. But discord reigned. Could love truly bloom amongst the thorns?


Henry Tudor was born of royal blood. He was the son of Margaret Beaufort and the last living Lancastrian heir to the throne of England. Exiled to Brittany with the rise of the Yorkist house, and growing under the shadow of the French king, Henry determined his time would come. Now, it had.

England was in turmoil; a murderer had taken the throne, true princes were dead and only Henry could free the country from the grip of a traitor. Could he conquer the country, the populace and woo a Yorkist princess? Or was he destined, like his ancestors before him, to fail? He only knew he was prepared to die trying…

Elizabeth of York, princess of the realm and beloved daughter of Edward IV had been foretold her destiny; She would marry her enemy, bear him a dynasty that had no rival and would love him from this world into the next. Elizabeth, however, was not a fatalist. Her path may have been pre-ordained but that did not mean she had to submit to it. She was not sure how she would evade her fate; she only knew that she was prepared to die trying…

This is their story.

 

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I wrote 352 days ago

Lovely start! The writing is smooth and carries with it the real voice of the Irish. Your characters are likeable and the story is an acceptable version of the times. The father truly had the luck of the Irish, didn't he? Love this, will read more: Liz, I am sure, has great potential! Starred a... view book

I wrote 352 days ago

Good start...I like the tension, the nervousness and the immediacy of the story. It's well written and interesting. It makes me want to read on. One little niggle? If Slinker had been tied to a bed for at least a month, the muscles in his limbs would have atrophied even just slightly...he would ... view book

I wrote 461 days ago

Mmmm, I like it. Two chapters down and I think I am hooked. I was a little confused who had authored the letter until the end but maybe that was me, rushing the read. For me it works, once I have read this for enjoyment I will go over it with a toothcomb if you wish. I have starred it and wi... view book

I wrote 464 days ago

It's fabulous, lovely and just the kind of story I would want to have read as a child, actually my inner child adores it now! It is a well written piece that makes re incarnation not only feasible but inescapable. There is a comfort in knowing that there is a place we can go to after death to choo... view book

I wrote 465 days ago

David these memoirs are exceptionally written. Your style is flawless and your voice pitch perfect. I am beguiled by the first chapter and will return for more, the undercurrent hinted to in the pitch will have me reading on, have no doubt. Highly starred and on it's way to my shelf. Thank you... view book

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