Historical 'faction' in the manner of THE FIRST MRS WORDSWORTH, though probably with a great deal more poetic licence, DARK LADY tells the story of Emilia Lanier, who was the Dark Lady of Shakespeare's sonnets. Mistress of the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Hunsdon, at the court of Elizabeth I, Emilia was a poet in her own right and, despite the precariousness of life at Court, particularly for an unmarried woman, she was a resourceful survivor - many said because she dabbled with the Black Arts. Richly evoking the colourful and sometimes brutal age in which she lived, Michael Baldwin tells how Emilia enchanted the young poet William Shakespeare, while at the same time fending off her often murderous protector Lord Hunsdon, and romancing with the Earl of Southampton. Using sorcery and female cunning, she managed to outlive her enemies at Court and emerge triumphant - as well as immortalised by her most ardent lover.
The Victorian era was full of majestic beauty and scandalous secrets—a time when corsets were the least of a woman’s restrictions, and men could kill or be killed in the name of honor.… Lord Ian Blake has returned from India a broken ...
In rich, vivid detail, Sally O'Reilly breathes life into England's first female poet, a mysterious woman nearly forgotten by history. Full of passion and devilish schemes, Dark Aemilia is a tale worthy of the Bard.
A trio of not-yet-famous young detectives must solve what appears to be a mysterious murder.
A natural storyteller with a vision of his own. THE DARK LADY, Akala's debut novel for teens, will enthuse and entertain teenagers and young adults, showing that reading is a true super-power.
Dark Lady
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The Dark Lady: A Romance of the Far Future
As for the period 1594 to 1596, when Richard II and Henry IV, Part 1 were written, John H. Astington lists in his helpful book English Court Theatre 1558–1642 the number of times the Lord Chamberlain's Men played at court.
This is the legendary novel by multiple Hugo winner Mike Resnick that became the only American winner of France's coveted Prix Tour Eiffel and its 100,000-franc grand prize.
An Epic Fantasy where the once-exiled prince and now king, Matris Drayke, possesses the ability to summon the dead.