The Rose of Florence

Literature & Fiction

Sims, Angela M

Genre Fiction

Romaunce Books

Love at War

Barry, Jill

Blood Libel (The Isaac Alvarez Mysteries)

Lynes, Michael

‘Gripping and twisty. Everything a historical thriller should be’ Awais Khan, author of ‘No Honour’\nAs the Inquisition’s grip tightens Isaac and Isabel must choose between family and faith. Will they survive the consequences? 
Isaac seeks revenge on Torquemada for murdering his wife and best friend. He’s not the only one who wants The Grand Inquisitor dead. The King commands Isaac to investigate. Should he save the man he hates? Fail and he loses the King’s protection — the only thing keeping him alive. Feeling abandoned by her father and conflicted by his heresy, Isabel sets out to discover the truth. The trail leads to the darkest places in Seville. She’s unnerved by a shocking revelation and a surprising discovery about her real feelings. Can Isabel use what she unearths to save her father and their family?

The Heretic's Daughter (The Isaac Alvarez Mysteries)

The Queen of The Poor (Historical Fiction - Inspirational Women in History)

Gold, Alan

The Widow Queen (Historical Fiction - Inspirational Women in History)

The Red Citadel

One of the first Afghans in London - inspired by true events. In 1895, the despotic Amir Abdul Rahman Khan, nicknamed 'The Iron Amir' who had united Afghanistan through a reign of terror, espionage and retribution had intended to undertake a state visit to England to pay his respects to the ageing Queen Victoria. However, his health prevented him from making the trip, and so instead he sent his youngest son Prince Shahzada Nasrullah Khan to represent him in the court at Windsor Palace. His aim was for Afghanistan to become an autonomous region, which would have allowed him to make foreign policy decisions and other matters regarding relations with countries that surrounded Afghanistan. The Queen refused because of the expansionist ambitions of Czarist Russia. Russia could easily have invaded the crown jewel of Great Britain, India by invading defenceless Afghanistan first. This was a risk she did not want to take. Nasrullah being so upset, and in defiance of Queen Victoria's rejection ordered his 100 plus men to take up arms and start shooting from every corner and window of Dorchester House where they were staying. As a result, London descended into chaos and very quickly after, the disgruntled Prince left London deeply disappointed and in disgrace.

Rattling the Jewel in the Crown

Nouri, Khalil

British & Irish

Kiss and Kin

LAMBERT, ANGELA

Literary

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