Crowning Mercy

Literature & Fiction

Kells, Susannah

Genre Fiction

HarperCollins Distribution Services

The Fallen Angels : A Novel of the French Revolution

Collins

1st edition 1st printing paperback, fine In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

A Crowning Mercy

CORNWELL, BERNARD

Contemporary

HarperCollins, Publishers

“If you love historical drama…then look no further.” —Boston Globe Bernard Cornwell, the perennial New York Times bestselling author of the Richard Sharpe series and “perhaps the greatest writer of historical adventure novels today” (Washington Post) joins co-author Susannah Kells for A Crowning Mercy—a breathtaking romantic adventure set against the dramatic backdrop of the English Civil War. The exciting story of a rebellious Puritan woman on a perilous quest for love and fortune, A Crowning Mercy is a must for Cornwell fans as well as for devoted readers of Sharon Kay Penman and Diana Gabaldon.

British & Irish

HarperTorch

A Crowning Mercy: A Novel

Harper-perennial

The streets of Paris run bloodred—while in England, the noble Lazenders hide from history's violent storm behind the walls of their opulent little kingdom. But Toby Lazender, the family's heir, is hunting the brutal murderers of the woman he loved in revolution-torn France, leaving Lazen Castle vulnerable to secret cabal of assassins conspiring to bring the chaos across the channel. There is an obstacle, however, to the Fallen Angels' dark plan: Toby's sister, Lady Campion Lazender. Drawn by a mysterious horseman into a realm of fascination and desire, she sees treachery everywhere—and her heart could be leading her to destruction . . . by the hand of the only man she dares to trust.

The Fallen Angels: A Novel

United States

From Library Journal\nThe focus of this novel is Howarth, an English stately home. The Marquess of Arlington and his wife will do nearly anything to keep ithe, because of his attachment to it, she because, as a middle-class girl, it establishes her aristocratic status. Lord deConroy, whose ancestor had owned Howarth and gambled it away, will do anything to get it back. In the face of his own poverty, the enormous expenses of upkeep, the rapacity of the tax collectors, and the determination of deConroy, the Marquess nevertheless restores and holds his home. He is willing to let his son make a disastrous marriage that will keep the estate in the family but finds that there are moral limits to what he will do for Howarth. A high-class soap opera with a ready-made audience. Literary Guild and Doubleday Book Club alternates. Marylaine Block, St. Ambrose Coll. Lib., Davenport, Ia. 
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The Aristocrats

St Martins Pr

In seventeenth-century England, during the turmoil and upheaval of the Civil War, Dorcas Slythe, a young Puritan woman, finds herself torn between duty toward her father and religion and her love for a royalist

VIKING

Coat Of Arms (CH)

Romance

Charnwood

Harpercollins

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