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This is a wonderful historical fiction tale of the love of John of Gaunt and Katherine Swynford. You are transported to 14th century filled with political intrigue, danger and romance. It is filled with history and was very well researched.
Katherine was of humble beginnings. She was raised in a convent and finds herself in a loveless marriage. Hugh Swynford offers her marriage which she accepts as she really as no better option. Katherine’s sister is part of the Royal court and advises Katherine ...more
Katherine was of humble beginnings. She was raised in a convent and finds herself in a loveless marriage. Hugh Swynford offers her marriage which she accepts as she really as no better option. Katherine’s sister is part of the Royal court and advises Katherine ...more
In my opinion (with not a romantic bone in my body), this is in fact the greatest love story ever told.
The book tells the true story of John of Gaunt, son and cousin of an English King, and Katherine Swynford, an orphan commoner in the 14th century. There was no chance of the two ever being able to marry, but for 30 years, their love endured.
Seyton tells us that records from medieval times exist in pieces, which she methodically wove together into this most stunning work of fiction. She makes yo ...more
The book tells the true story of John of Gaunt, son and cousin of an English King, and Katherine Swynford, an orphan commoner in the 14th century. There was no chance of the two ever being able to marry, but for 30 years, their love endured.
Seyton tells us that records from medieval times exist in pieces, which she methodically wove together into this most stunning work of fiction. She makes yo ...more
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Candi
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Elsbeth
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