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King of the Wood
Fealty vs. Honor in Medieval England!: This is the tale of Ralph de Aix of Normandy and of William Rufus-King of England. Ralph is a huntsman who desires knighthood and eventually lands of his own. He finds he cannot achieve his goal anytime soon in [... more]
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Women of Ashdon (Bridges Over Time, Book 3)
Absorbing Historical Read: This is a great novel of a family drama spread across the lavish backdrop of Medival, Tudor, and Elizabethan England. Highly recommended for anyone who loves historical fiction! Author: Valerie Anand Binding: Hardcover Dewey [... more]
$21.95
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The Proud Villeins (Bridges Over Time, Book I)
Outstanding historical fiction.: Valerie Anand takes the reader directly back to 11th & 12th century England. Every day life, customs, legal rights (or lack thereof), even food, clothing and shelter, are portrayed in incredible detail. This is not [... more]
$19.95
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The Ruthless Yeomen (Bridges Over Time, Book 2)
Book #2 in Anand's Bridges Over Time Series: Anand continues the story of Norman Knight Sir Ivon de Clairpont and his descendents that she began in The Proud Villeins. This book opens in 1271 as Isabel of Northfield can't accept her lot in life as a [... more]
$19.95
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The Norman Pretender
Earl/King Harold vs. The Norman Pretender William!: The exciting tale of the Norman Conquest of 1066 is once more brought back to life. This book begins where "Gildenford" by Valerie Anand, an incredible author, left off. It is just as [... more]
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Gildenford
Very good novel on Pre-Conquest England.: Valerie Anand's debut novel "Gildenford" explores a horrific atrocity committed nearly a thousand years ago, and it looks into the character of kings and earls and their followers. Brand is the main [... more]
$10.00
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The Disputed Crown
William's Battle is Won but the War is Far From Over!: This is the story of William of Normandy's, now King of England's, struggle to be recognized as England's sovereign lord. He doesn't succeed very easily and sometimes overreacts in his choices of [... more]
$14.95
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To a Native Shore
Author: Valerie Anand Binding: Hardcover Dewey Decimal Number: 823.914 EAN: 9780684180076 ISBN: 0684180073 Number Of Pages: 287 Publication Date: 1984-01 [... more]
$15.95
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Crown of Roses
Sublime and Ridiculous: I thought this novel was very uneven. The sections which revolved around Elizabeth Woodville, Edward IV, their son and Bishop John Alcock were written with a depth of character and insight rarely found in historical fiction. But [... more]
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King of the Wood
Fealty vs. Honor in Medieval England!: This is the tale of Ralph de Aix of Normandy and of William Rufus-King of England. Ralph is a huntsman who desires knighthood and eventually lands of his own. He finds he cannot achieve his goal anytime soon in [... more]
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The Dowerless Sisters (Bridges Over Time)
Author: Valerie Anand Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 823.914 EAN: 9780747248859 ISBN: 0747248850 Number Of Pages: 529 Publication Date: 1995-11-02 [... more]
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The House of Lanyon
A good sense of "time and place" in my opinion ...: As a long time, avid reader of historical fiction, I have to disagree with the reviewer who said that this novel doesn't provide a good "sense of time or place". Very clearly set [... more]
$6.30
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