Just a quick post to let you know that my non-fiction book The Anne Boleyn Collection II and Melanie V. Taylor’s historical novel The Truth of the Line are Kindle Countdown Deals – $0.99 or 99p – from today until the end of 20th August. If you haven’t got them on your Kindle then now’s your chance to grab them!
I hope you enjoy them!
Here are the download links:
- The Anne Boleyn Collection II on Amazon.com – http://amzn.to/1yQmnXj
- The Anne Boleyn Collection II on Amazon.co.uk – http://amzn.to/18sWQdt
- The Truth of the Line on Amazon.com – http://amzn.to/YnSRgl
- The Truth of the Line on Amazon.co.uk – http://amzn.to/1e1m83r
The Truth of the Line
Blurb:
In 1572, the good looking and talented Nicholas Hillyarde paints the first of many portraits of Elizabeth I, England’s “Virgin Queen”. His ability to capture the likeness of his patrons make him famous and his skills are much sought after by the rich and powerful members of the Elizabethan Court. His loyalty to Elizabeth even leads him to becoming part of Sir Francis Walsingham’s information network.
One day he is approached by a young man with an intriguing commission. Hillyarde is to paint the man holding a lady’s hand – a hand which descends from a cloud – complete with a puzzling motto: “Attici Amoris Ergo”…
There is something familiar about this young man’s face, and Hillyarde is led down a dark path of investigation to discover who this young man may be.
Who is the young man? Has Hillyarde stumbled across a dark royal secret, and, if so, is there evidence hidden elsewhere?
The Anne Boleyn Collection II
Blurb:
Queen Anne Boleyn and her family have gone down in history as ambitious social climbers who stopped at nothing to gain the King’s favour, and who paid the ultimate price. But the real Boleyns were very different. In this collection of articles, best-selling author and creator of The Anne Boleyn Files website, Claire Ridgway, banishes the myths and introduces the real Boleyns. Written in Claire’s easy-going style, but with an emphasis on good history and sound research, these articles are perfect reading for Tudor history lovers everywhere.
Topics include:
- The origins of the Boleyn family
- Anne Boleyn’s date of birth
- Did Anne Boleyn serve Margaret of Austria and Queen Claude of France?
- Anne Boleyn’s love life
- Anne Boleyn and James Butler
- Anne Boleyn and the accusation of witchcraft
- Anne Boleyn’s pregnancies and miscarriages
- Pregnancy and childbirth in Tudor times
- Anne and Elizabeth I
- Anne Boleyn and the Tower of London
- Thomas and Elizabeth Boleyn, Earl and Countess of Wiltshire
- George Boleyn, Lord Rochford
- Jane Boleyn, Lady Rochford
- Mary Boleyn
- The Boleyns and Religion
- and much more…
The Anne Boleyn Collection II is fully referenced, with chapter notes and bibliography, and includes over 40 illustrations.
