Category Archives: Books 2014

UK Reviews – Sisters of Treason by Elizabeth Fremantle

Posted on 24th May 2014 by Tamise

UK reviews for ‘Sisters of Treason’ by Elizabeth Fremantle have started appearing. ‘Sisters of Treason’ (the sequel to ‘Queen’s Gambit’) was published on 22 May by Michael Joseph (Penguin). ‘Yes, I know – it’s yet another Tudor job, when the … Continue reading →

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Books 2014: On sale today – Sisters of Treason by Elizabeth Fremantle

Posted on 22nd May 2014 by Tamise

22 May – Sisters of Treason by Elizabeth Fremantle ‘Sisters of Treason is a powerful and moving story of passion and peril in Tudor England, perfect for fans of Hilary Mantel. Mary Tudor clings fearfully to the English throne. Seeing … Continue reading →

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Sisters of Treason – Win a copy and Q&A with author Elizabeth Fremantle

Posted on 15th May 2014 by Tamise

‘An enthralling story of love and tyranny, Sisters of Treason brings the Tudor Courts to life again, in all their romance and horror.’ – Leanda de Lisle ‘Sisters of Treason’ by Elizabeth Fremantle is published in the UK on 22nd … Continue reading →

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LADY CROOKBACK – on disability and invisibility in historical fiction. By Elizabeth Fremantle

Posted on 14th May 2014 by Tamise

Author Elizabeth Fremantle has written an article for the History Girls blog about Mary Grey. Elizabeth’s new book, ‘Sisters of Treason’ will be published on 22nd May. LADY CROOKBACK – on disability and invisibility in historical fiction

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