I am super excited to be shining the book spotlight on this book today. Queen Anna by Tony Riches is the first in the Stuart Queens Trilogy. I will be reviewing this book at a later date so please keep your eyes peeled.
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The Blurb
A crown won in the eye of a storm. A queen who refuses to be broken...
Princess Anna of Denmark sails for Scotland to marry King James VI, but storms ravage her fleet, igniting a deadly obsession with witchcraft in her new home. Arriving in a strange and paranoid court, Anna finds her new husband’s bed is a treacherous place.
Surrounded by whispering courtiers and shifting alliances, Anna refuses to remain a passive pawn. When the court takes her children to raise them away from her, the young queen draws her line in the sand. From the windswept castles of Scotland to the glittering, dangerous English court, Anna is restored to her rightful place in history.
Book Details
ISBN: 979 8186524854
Publisher: Preseli Press
Formats: e-book and paperback (currently available on Kindle Unlimited)
No. of Pages: 364 (paperback)
Series: Book 1 in the Stuart Queens series
Purchase Links
About the Author
Tony Riches is a full-time UK author of historical fiction. He lives with his wife in Pembrokeshire, West Wales and is a specialist in the lives of the early Tudors.
As well as his Elizabethan series, Tony’s historical fiction novels include the best-selling Tudor trilogy and his Elizabethan series.
You can also find Tony at:
My Other Blog Posts Set During the Stuart Era
James I, The King Who United Scotland and England by Keith Coleman
Charles II's Portuguese Queen: The Legacy of Catherine of Braganza by Susan Abernethy
The Lady of the Tower by Elizabeth St. John
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