The Dark Rose (Morland Dynasty) - Softcover

Críticas

"A solid historical series." - Readin' and Dreamin'

" A true page turner... " - Renee's Reads

"A flair and believability that sets this author's talents apart from many other historical fiction writers." - Books by the Willow Tree

"Vividly detailed to ensnare you right from the beginning and keep you hooked all the way to the very end." - Yankee Romance Reviewers

"A compelling, emotion-stirring tale that lingers in the mind long after the last page is read. It is a KEEPER!" - The Long and Short of It Reviews

"Harrod-Eagles masterfully takes command of historical events and creates intriguing and compelling stories. " - Rundpinne

"The lifestyles of the different classes were described in such detail. Not only do readers enjoy the pomp and intrigue of daily Court life with velvets and jewels, but the supposedly simpler life of those making a living from the land to support the lavish Court lifestyle." - Thoughts of an Evil Overlord

"A solid historical series." - Readin' and Dreamin'

" Harrod-Eagles captures the period atmosphere. " - Thoughts From Lady Tess

"For the person who loves a great story and a very interesting time in the history of England will be sure to like The Dark Rose." - Celtic Lady's Reviews

Reseña del editor

"The yardstick by which all historical novels are measured."*

In Cynthia Harrod-Eagles's worldwide bestsellers, the majestic sweep of English history is richly and movingly portrayed through the fictional lives of the Morland family.

It is 1501, and Paul, great-grandson of Eleanor Morland, has inherited the estate and has a son to follow him. But he fathers an illegitimate boy by his beloved mistress, and bitter jealously between the half-brothers causes a destructive rift that threatens to destroy them all.

Paul's niece Nanette has her own passions, and becomes maid-in-waiting to Anne Boleyn. At the court of Henry VIII, she witnesses firsthand the events leading up to the rift with Rome, her mistress's execution, and the further efforts of the sad, ailing king to secure the male succession. And through all the turmoil of Henry VIII's reign-from drought to floods, from religious reform to court intrigue-the Morlands find new ways to come together while the world seems intent on tearing them apart.

What Readers Are Saying:*

"Once again, the history of the period is cleverly woven into the fortunes of the family."

"A fascinating look into the public and private lives of courtiers in Tudor times."

"The stories are great, the characters are fascinating, but it is her historical bases for these novels that is so brilliant and makes them very readable."

"Ms. Harrod-Eagles must be one of the most talented and dedicated authors around, as the historical detail is impeccable, and when you couple that with the characters, it makes for compulsive reading."