Friday, June 7, 2013
The Strangled Queen by Maurice Druon
This book continues the story of the French throne after the death of Philip the Fair (IV). Louis X, Philip's son, inherits the throne, but he must decide what to do with his unfaithful and inconvenient first wife. In the meanwhile, a variety of other people are making their own plays for power. I enjoyed this story: it really makes the history and the people come to life.
Labels:
epic,
France,
historical fiction,
inheritance,
medieval,
religion
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