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The Unfaithful Queen by Carolly Erickson

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Also by Carolly Erickson:

The Spanish Queen, November 2013
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The Unfaithful Queen, August 2013
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The Favored Queen, October 2011
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Rival To The Queen, August 2011
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The Last Wife of Henry VIII, October 2006
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The Unfaithful Queen
Carolly Erickson

St. Martin's Griffin
August 2013
On Sale: July 30, 2013
Featuring: Tom Culpeper; Catherine Howard; King Henry VIII
320 pages
ISBN: 1250031532
EAN: 9781250031532
Kindle: B008PBYY2Q
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Women's Fiction Historical

Amid the turbulent, faction-ridden late reign of the fearsome Henry, eager high-spirited Catherine Howard caught the king's eye—but not before she had been the sensual plaything of at least three other men. Ignorant of her past, seeing only her youthful exuberance and believing that she could make him happy, he married her—only to discover, too late, that her heart belonged to his gentleman usher Tom Culpeper. As the net of court intrigue tightens around her, and with the Tudor succession yet again in peril because of Prince Edward's severe illness, Queen Catherine struggles to give the angry, bloated and impotent king a son. But when her relations turn against her, she finds herself doomed, just as her cousin Anne Boleyn was, to face the executioner. The Unfaithful Queen lays bare the dark underbelly of the Tudor court, with its sugared rivalries and bitter struggles for power, where a girl of noble family could find herself sent to labor among the turnspits in the kitchens or—should fortune favor her—be exalted to the throne.

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