The Duchess: From the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Governess

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Love also started to blossom between her and her husband but something like this definitely not that easy as they started as enemies. Instead of seeing her sword impale the heart of the culprit, the Duchess suddenly opened her eyes to the grainy darkness of her room. She finds life dull without friends or family nearby and spends most of her time alone and daydreaming of being invited to fancy parties and glamorous nights out for drinks and dancing. Angelique takes an unfamiliar and unimaginable path in setting up what becomes a highly successful business. The Duchess by Wendy Holden is an excellent historical fiction novel that gives us a glimpse of the infamous, and often misunderstood, life of Ms.

She worked in magazines for many years before joining Tatler's in 1997 as deputy editor, and later moved to the Mail on Sunday’s You magazine, which she left in 2000 to concentrate on writing. Via connecties worden Wallis en Ernest uitgenodigd op een feestje door Thelma Furness, de minnares van Edward, de Prins van Wales en de toekomstige Britse koning. Whether you’re a fan of historical fiction or the world’s most renowned love story, The Duchess offers a new take on a famous story. I cannot blame the FL (since her name is hard to spell lol) she is pregnant and is sensitive because of pregnancy hormones. I was also aware that history did not view her favourably, so it was quite fascinating to read this author’s take on the subject.

When an unexpected encounter leads to a house party with the Prince of Wales, Wallis's star begins to rise. When, to her shock and amazement, he refuses to give her up–or recognize that they are facing impossible odds–her fairy tale becomes a nightmare.

Valerie found herself getting involved with not one, not two, not three, but four handsome beastmen in this lifetime! A glamorous Hollywood starlet must fight for her life, her love, and her country in this epic 1930s tale.Overwhelming (if disputed) evidence suggests that Chaucer wrote the poem to commemorate the death of Blanche of Lancaster, wife of John of Gaunt.

Danielle Steel has been hailed as one of the world’s bestselling authors, with almost a billion copies of her novels sold.Imagine, your wife is pregnant and you know that there is this tea that is poisonous to a pregnant woman and she told you already that that woman brought that tea, but you still let that woman spent a night in your house (? The incomparable Danielle Steel breaks new ground as she takes us to nineteenth-century England, where a high-born young woman is forced out into the world—and begins a journey of survival, sensuality, and long-sought justice.