Tudor Christmas Tidings: Christmas at Court / Secrets of the Queen's Lady / His Mistletoe Lady by Blythe Gifford
Make Merry at Court
...with three Tudor Christmas stories!
Tudor Christmas Tidings
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Make Merry at Court
Tudor Christmas Tidings Summary
About Blythe Gifford
After years in marketing, Blythe Gifford started writing seriously after a layoff. Ten years and one layoff later, she sold to the Harlequin Historical line. Set in England and Scotland of the 14th to 16th centuries, her books usually include real historical events and characters. The Chicago Tribune called her work "the perfect balance between history and romance." Blythe lives in Chicago and welcomes visitors to www.blythegifford.com and www.facebook.com/BlytheGifford Jenni Fletcher studied English at Cambridge University before doing a PhD on Edwardian literature at Hull. Originally from the north coast of Scotland, she now lives in Yorkshire, where she juggles motherhood and writing. She loves the Medieval and Victorian periods and writes stories set in both. Amanda McCabe wrote her first romance at sixteen - a vast historical epic starring all her friends as the characters, written secretly during algebra class! She's never since used algebra, but her books have been nominated for many awards, including the RITA Award, Booksellers Best, National Readers Choice Award and the Holt Medallion. In her spare time she loves taking dance classes and collecting travel souvenirs. Amanda lives in Oklahoma. Email her at: [email protected]
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GOR012191951
9780263277227
0263277224
Tudor Christmas Tidings: Christmas at Court / Secrets of the Queen's Lady / His Mistletoe Lady by Blythe Gifford
Used - Like New
Paperback
HarperCollins Publishers
2020-09-03
368
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