The Heir Apparent
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The Heir Apparent: A Life of Edward VII, the Playboy Prince
By Jane RidleyFrank Harris, “Love Stories of Edward VII,” Pearson's Magazine, September 1916. Warwick, Life's Ebb and Flow, pp. 192–93. The London Library copy is annotated: “Christopher Sykes's House in Mayfair, Francis Knollys arranged.
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The Heir Apparent: A Life of Edward VII, the Playboy Prince
By Jane RidleyPraise for The Heir Apparent “If [The Heir Apparent] isn’t the definitive life story of this fascinating figure of British history, then nothing ever will be.”—The Christian Science Monitor “The Heir Apparent is smart, it’s ...
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The Heir Apparent
By Joel RosenbergIn the fourth in the Guardians of the Flame series, hero Karl Cullinane has gained an empire and all its deadly enemies. Now, what price must he pay to assure its future? Advertised in several science fiction magazines.
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The Heir Apparent
By David Ives, adapted from "Le Légataire universel" by Jean-François RegnardEraste's wily servant Crispin jumps in, getting a couple of meddling relatives disinherited by impersonating them (one, a brash American, the other a French female country cousin)—only to have the old man kick off before his will is made!
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The Heir Apparent
By W. Shelley ViallCharlie Vail's body is found in the garbage dump, a casual slip of the lip made during routine questioning of a material witness implicates murderer.
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The heir apparent: a novel ; in 3 vol
By Susannah GunningThe heir apparent: a novel ; in 3 vol
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The Heir Apparent
By Joel RosenbergThe Heir Apparent
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The Heir Apparent
By Lauren DeStefanoWhen King Furlow begins to treat Prince Azure as the heir apparent that he is, he takes him to see the “re-education camps” for wrong-thinkers.
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The Heir Apparent
By Amitabh MittalThe inspiration for this story came from the bedtime stories told to the author by his parents sisters and aunts when he was a child himself.
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The Heir Apparent
By Brent HightowerThe Heir Apparent is a sequel to the novel, The Broken World.