Author(s): Posie Graeme-Evans

Historical Fiction

The dramatic conclusion to Posie Graeme-Evans' passionate and sweeping portrayal of forbidden love and court intrigue in mediaeval England.

More than eighteen months have passed since Anne de Bohun has seen her lover, Edward Plantagenet, King of England. Anne has acquired a small farm outside Brugge, where she and her son can live a peaceful life and she can return to the gentle world of herbs and healing.

But fate has other plans. Yet again, England is convulsed by civil war. Warwick and the treacherous Duke of Clarence, Edward's younger brother, drive the charismatic king into exile. Anne is the only person Edward can trust to broker a deal between himself and his brother-in-law, the powerful Charles, Duke of Burgundy. Charles has the means to help Edward regain his throne, but will he?

In this dazzling finale to the Anne trilogy, Edward Plantagenet and Anne de Bohun's all-consuming passion is reignited and wild forces are let loose in Anne's life. An old friend and an old enemy return