On the fifth day of Christmas On the Tudor Trail gave to me the chance to win a copy of The Shadow Queen by Anne O’Brien.
To be in the running to win this book, leave a comment after this post.
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Then simply leave a comment after this post between now and 31 December 2017. Don’t forget to leave your name and a contact email. Please note that I have comment moderation activated and need to ‘approve’ comments before they appear. There is no need to submit your comment twice.
This giveaway is open internationally.
One winner will be randomly selected and contacted by email shortly after the competition closes. Please ensure you’ve added natalie@onthetudortrail.com to your address book to avoid missing my email.
Good luck!
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Book Blurb
Her reputation is one of beauty, scandal and rumour.
Her royal blood makes her a desirable bride.
Her ambition and passion make her a threat.
She is mother to the child-king Richard II.
She is the power behind the throne.
She is Joan of Kent – the Shadow Queen
A tale of treachery, power-hungry families and legal subterfuges, in which Joan, a woman of considerable charm and beauty, played a central role at the heart of the Plantagenet Court.
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Another book I want to read.
I would love to read this!
Please pick me! I love Tudor history!
Love Anne O’Brien’s books! Would love to read this one
Would so enjoy reading this. Thx for the chance!!
Definitely an Important Part of History that let to the Tudor!
I would Love to read it.
This book sounds fantastic!!!
Would love to win this book 🙂
I havnt read much about Joan of Kent. This looks interesting
Sounds fantastic! Would love to win it! 🙂
Really interesting !
This also looks fascinating – count me in please! 🙂
Love Anne’s books! This story sounds fabulous.
Historical fction is fascinating!
Hello what a great find your blog is I would love a copy of Anne’s book, you can,t have enough Tuor in my opinion love from Sara and Jasper x
I love Anne’s books and this one is on my to be read list.
Looks like a lovely book to read!
I love Anne O’Brien books
How have i not seen this site before. I can’t for the newsletters
Looks like a very interesting read !
have i done this one already hum not sure better do it again just in case because i don’t want to miss out on a chance to get this one being poor bite’s
I haven’t any book about Joan of Kent yet. I would love to read something about her! Thank you!
sounds interesting
Not many books have been written about Joan of Kent so this would make an excellent read!
Another book I would love to read.
A great book.
What a good read,
Sounds interesting.
Ooh interesting! I read a book at a similar time to this and liked all the intrigue, so this sounds good.
Would love to win an Anne O’Brian book. Thank you.
Fingers crossed here
Yes please!
Love Anne O’Brien and know just about nothing about Joan of Kent. Would LOVE to read this!
How exciting, trechery and subterfuge. I am sure this is a very interesting read.
I know almost nothing about Joan of Kent. Definitely need this one in my collection!
Sounds great.
Have the book but would love to have one signed.
Anne O’Brien is one of my favorite writers! I so enjoy her books… Good Luck to us all!
I love the stories of the Plantagenets, would love to read this.
Definitely on my to read list! Fingers crossed
Dont know much about this Queen – totally a good thing to own 🙂
Thank you to the authors 🙂
I don’t know much about Joan of Kent. So I would really like to add this one to my library!
defo one for the interesting reads
Thank you for highlighting books I might not know about. Excited to read this.
This book sounds really good I don’t know that much of Joan would love to win it
Susan
Good book – here’s hoping
I would love to win this book.
Joan of Kent is another character I’d like to read about
Love to read this!
Must confess I haven’t read much about Joan of Kent – would love to find out more about her.