Among the top 10 Historical Fiction Novels of 2011 by the Pittsburgh Historical Fiction Examiner With captivating and lyrical prose, the author of The Queen’s Pawn delves into the early life of the legendary Eleanor of Aquitaine… Duchess at fifteen, Eleanor of Aquitaine marries the King of France. But will she find that she must pay too high a price to be queen? Although Louis VII is enamored of his bride, the newly crowned king is easily manipulated by forces in the Church. Trapped in a loveless marriage, Eleanor fights for her freedom and for the love of her life. In the arms of Henry of Normandy, Eleanor may finally find the passion she longs for, and the means to fulfill her legacy as Queen.
To Be Queen: A Novel of the Early Life of Eleanor of Aquitaine (An Eleanor of Aquitaine Novel)
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This biographical novel provides insight into the life of the historically significant Eleanor of Aquitaine through engaging literature.
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| Weight | 0.318 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 14 × 2.3 × 21 in |
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