Mailbox Monday


Another Monday, Another Mailbox!! This is the underline where you all share with each alternative the yummy books which showed up during our doors! WARNING: Mailbox Mondays can lead to impassioned envy as good as GINORMOUS wishlists!!

Mailbox Monday is hosted by Marcia during The Printed Page, but for the month of October MM is on debate as good as hosted by Avis during She Reads as good as Reads.

Hey there friends! we hope this Monday finds you all good as good as celebration of the mass something fantastic! Speaking of fantastic reads, we perceived dual books for examination this week as good as am so super vehement to get to them!

The Queen of Lost Hopes: The Story of Margaret of Anjou
by Susan Higginbotham

Release Date: January 1, 2011

SYNOPSIS: It would be called the Wars of the Roses, but it all began with one woman's fury...

Margaret of Anjou, Queen of England, cannot give up on her husband-even when he goes insane. And as mom to the House of Lancaster's final hope, she cannot give up on her son-even when all England turns against him. This retaining story of the black is during the heart the proposal story of love: passionate, for her husband, as good as motherly, for her only son.

A Royal Likenessby Christine Trent
Release Date: December 28, 2010
SYNOPSIS: As heiress to the ! importan t Laurent Fashion Dolls business, Marguerite Ashby's future seems secure. But France still seethes with assault in the arise of the Revolution. And when Marguerite's father is killed during the riot, the young widow travels to Edinburgh as good as becomes apprentice to her aged friend, Marie Tussaud, who has determined the wax exhibition. When Prime Minister William Pitt commissions the wax figure of Admiral Nelson, Marguerite becomes enthralled in the dangerous journey - as good as earns the indebtedness of dual really opposite men. And as Britain battles to overpower Napoleon, Marguerite will find her loyalties under glow from all sides. With the masterful eye for details, Christine Trent brings one of history's most fascinating eras to hold up in of the story of desire, ambition, treachery, as good as courage.
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