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A tale of ambition, treachery and desire, The Shadow Queen tells of a woman's ascent through the court to command royal power alongside her young son, King Richard II. Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers. OverDrive Read. ISBN: File size: KB. The Shadow Queen, Anne O'Brien Review from Jeannie Zelos book reviews Genre: Historical fiction, What a fabulous read, transported me back to the past. Its a while since I've read any historical fiction, I used to read more, with Elizabeth Chadwick, Phillipa Gregory, Sharon Penryn and Alison Weir being my favourite authors for this type of novel. This item: The Shadow Queen. by Anne O'Brien Hardcover. £ Only 2 left in stock. Sent from and sold by Bee's Emporium. Queen of the North: Gripping escapist historical fiction from the Sunday Times bestselling author.
The Shadow Queen shows O’Brien keeping up her pattern of originality as she shines a light on the Fair Maid of Kent, the lady who was Princess of Wales, Princess of Aquitaine and oh so very nearly Queen of England. As with so many of O’Brien’s heroines, I first read about Joan of Kent in a historical biography and was immediately stunned that she had been so forgotten – as with so many of the Plantagenets, her life was truly stranger than fiction. Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers. ISBN: Number of pages: Weight: g. Dimensions: x x 35 mm. MEDIA REVIEWS. Praise for THE QUEEN'S CHOICE. 'O'Brien cleverly intertwines the personal and political in this enjoyable, gripping tale'. The Times. Anne O’Brien’s new novel, The Shadow Queen, tells the story of Joan of Kent, wife of the Black Prince and mother of the future King Richard II of England. Although Joan wasn’t actually a queen, she was never far from the throne – as cousin to Edward III, she had Plantagenet blood, and through her husband, Edward’s eldest son Edward of Woodstock (the name ‘the Black Prince’ was given to him later), she was both Princess of Wales and Princess of Aquitaine.
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