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Released: 28/04/2020

ISBN: 9781838594411
eISBN: 9781838598495

Format: Paperback/eBook

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The Epiphany Betrayal

by Caroline Newark

By 1397 Richard II's reign has descended into a nightmare world of execution, banishment and murder. Only those whom the king loves are safe and much of his fury is directed at the Arundel family of Nell Holand's mother. When Henry of Lancaster seizes the throne from his tyrannical cousin, no-one could be happier than Nell.

But her Montagu father-in-law and her uncle, the dangerously ambitious John Holand, are plotting to restore Richard to his throne. When Nell is entrusted with delivering a secret message, she must decide which of the players in this dangerous game are to be trusted and who most deserves her loyalty. Whatever she does, whoever she confides in, she knows people are bound to die.

From the shadowy streets of London and the king's magnificent palace at Windsor to the wilds of faraway Devonshire, The Epiphany Betrayal is the story of a young woman who faces hardship and danger when her life is turned upside down, and of the secret she must keep from her husband if she is to remain safe.

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A review by Kaycee of the ebook on Kindle.

Firstly, I’m declaring an interest: I’ve known Caroline since we joined the same creative writing course in 2009. We both belong to a small group of writers who have met weekly since. So you’d expect me to give The Fair Maid of Kent five stars, right? Well, I’ve seen Caroline master the craft of novel writing over the years. She is one of the most widely-read people I know, and it shows in her work. This is a great story, thoroughly researched, and told beautifully. You’ll really want to know ‘what happens next?’ at every turn of the page. Five stars is my honest rating.

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Caroline Newark

Caroline was born in Northern Ireland to English parents and studied law at the University of Southampton. She has a background in early years education and dairy farming and spent two years in Ghana teaching science.

In 2011 she began the mammoth project of writing 21 books about the lives of the women in her mother's family tree.

She has two daughters and five grandchildren and lives in Somerset with her husband. When not writing she enjoys walking and doing crosswords.