Random House New Releases - Fiction - Biographical

Belle Cora by Phillip Margulies

2014-01-07T00:30:00-05:00

Belle Cora A Novel
Written by Phillip Margulies

Hardcover, 608 pages | Doubleday | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Romance - Historical; Fiction - Biographical | $28.95 | 978-0-385-53276-1 (0-385-53276-8)

A sweeping historical novel based on the extraordinary life and times of Belle Cora, the daughter of a New York merchant who went on to become a millworker, a prostitute, a notorious madam, a murderess, and eventually one of San Francisco's richest and most revered dowagers.

Some people remember her as Arabella Godwin, others as Harriet Knowles, and still more as Frances Andersen or other names too numerous to list. But let there be no confusion, this is the legendary story of Belle Cora (1828-1919), who survived by her wits and made a fortune off the greed and lust of men.

Orphaned at age nine, Belle and her brother, Lewis, are sent to live with their devoutly religious aunt and uncle in rural upstate New York. Nothing can prepare her for the cruelty of her watchful, jealous cousin Agnes, who would become a lifelong rival and enemy. Yet there, Belle also meets the love of her life, Jeptha Talbot. As she blossoms into a true beauty, however, two horrendous events separate her from Jeptha and Lewis. Heartbroken, Belle flees the countryside and finds work in a mill, where she is exposed to the looser morals of hard luck women and begins to harden into the powerful, cunning woman she will become.

Soon Belle finds herself in New York, where life takes a dark but alluring turn as she succumbs to the indulgent lifestyle of a highly sought-after prostitute to the city's wealthiest men. But beneath the silk and taffeta layers, she harbors a deep longing to be reunited with Jeptha, now a respected preacher. The road back to him will take her on a treacherous journey from the town houses of Manhattan to the dusty streets of San Francisco at the height of the Gold Rush. It's a road of good intentions, but paved with secrets and lies on which the conniving, sometimes ruthless Belle must transform herself again and again to get what she wants.

This is the spellbinding story of the devious exploits of a singular woman ahead of her time. Be prepared to be swept away by Belle Cora.

Belle Cora by Phillip Margulies

2014-01-07T00:30:00-05:00

Belle Cora A Novel
Written by Phillip Margulies

eBook, 608 pages | Doubleday | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Romance - Historical; Fiction - Biographical | $ | 978-0-385-53277-8 (0-385-53277-6)

Emma of Aurora by Jane Kirkpatrick

2013-11-05T00:30:00-05:00

Emma of Aurora The Complete Change and Cherish Trilogy: A Clearing in the Wild, A Tendering in the Storm, A Mending at the Edge
Written by Jane Kirkpatrick

Trade Paperback, 1200 pages | WaterBrook Press | Fiction - Christian - Historical; Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Biographical | $19.99 | 978-0-307-73215-6 (0-307-73215-0)

Emma of Aurora by Jane Kirkpatrick

2013-11-05T00:30:00-05:00

Emma of Aurora The Complete Change and Cherish Trilogy: A Clearing in the Wild, A Tendering in the Storm, A Mending at the Edge
Written by Jane Kirkpatrick

eBook, 1200 pages | WaterBrook Press | Fiction - Christian - Historical; Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Biographical | $9.99 | 978-0-307-73216-3 (0-307-73216-9)

A Dangerous Inheritance by Alison Weir

2013-10-29T00:30:00-05:00

A Dangerous Inheritance A Novel of Tudor Rivals and the Secret of the Tower
Written by Alison Weir

Trade Paperback, 560 pages | Ballantine Books | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Biographical; Fiction - Family Saga | $15.00 | 978-0-345-51190-4 (0-345-51190-5)

In this engrossing novel of historical suspense, New York Times bestselling author Alison Weir tells the dramatic intertwined stories of two women—Katherine Grey and Kate Plantagenet—separated by time but linked by twin destinies . . . . involving the mysterious tragic fate of the young Princes in the Tower.

When her older sister, Lady Jane Grey, the Nine Days’ Queen, is executed in 1554 for unlawfully accepting the English crown, Lady Katherine Grey’s world falls apart. Barely recovered from this tragic loss she risks all for love, only to incur the wrath of her formidable cousin Queen Elizabeth I, who sees Katherine as a rival for her insecure throne.

Interlaced with Katherine’s story is that of her distant kinswoman Kate Plantagenet, the bastard daughter of Richard III, the last Plantagenet king. In 1483, Kate travels to London for Richard’s coronation, and her world changes forever.

Kate loves her father, but before long she hears terrible rumors about him that threaten all she holds dear. Like Katherine Grey, she falls in love with a man who is forbidden to her. Then Kate embarks on what will become a perilous quest, covertly seeking the truth about what befell her cousins the Princes in the Tower, who may have been victims of Richard III’s lust for power. But time is not on Kate’s side, or on Katherine’s.

Katherine finds herself a prisoner in the Tower of London, the sinister fortress that overshadowed the lives of so many royal figures, including the boy princes. Will Elizabeth demand the full penalty for treason? And what secrets will Katherine find hidden within the Tower walls?

Alison Weir’s new novel is a page-turning story set within a framework of fascinating historical authenticity. In this rich and layered tapestry, Katherine and Kate discover that possessing royal blood can prove to be a dangerous inheritance.

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Praise for A Dangerous Inheritance

“Highly compelling [with] plenty to keep readers enthralled.”—Historical Novel Review

“A page turner . . . too juicy to put down . . . Alison Weir’s strong suit as a fiction writer is making her novels living history.”—The Courier-Journal

“With its evident in-depth research and creative twists, this tale of two women trying to make sense of the power of the English crown . . . is nothing short of riveting.”—Library Journal (starred review)

“No one alive knows as much about the Tudors as Weir. . . . Any reader of Hilary Mantel’s excellent Tudor evocations will want to explore this book as well.”—Kirkus Reviews

“Stunning . . . A richly layered cake of love, sex, danger, death, and mystery.”—Sunday Express (UK)

Top Down by Jim Lehrer

2013-10-08T00:30:00-05:00

Top Down A Novel of the Kennedy Assassination
Written by Jim Lehrer

Hardcover, 208 pages | Random House | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Political; Fiction - Biographical | $26.00 | 978-1-4000-6916-3 (1-4000-6916-5)

In a riveting novel rooted in one of American history’s great “what ifs,” Jim Lehrer tells the story of two men haunted by the events leading up to John F. Kennedy’s assassination.

November 22, 1963. As Air Force One touches down in Dallas, ambitious young newspaper reporter Jack Gilmore races to get the scoop on preparations for President Kennedy’s motorcade. Will the bubble top on the presidential limousine be up or down? Down, according to veteran Secret Service agent Van Walters. The decision to leave the top down and expose JFK to fire from above will weigh on Van’s conscience for decades. But will it also change the course of history?

Five years after the assassination, Jack gets an anguished phone call from Van’s daughter Marti. Van Walters is ravaged by guilt, so convinced that his actions led to JFK’s death that he has lost the will to live. In a desperate bid to deliver her father from his demons, Marti enlists Jack’s help in a risky reenactment designed to prove once and for all what would have happened had the bubble top stayed in place on that grim November day.

For Jack, it’s a chance to break a once-in-a-lifetime story that could make his career. But for Van the stakes are even higher. The outcome of a ballistics test conducted on the grounds of a secluded estate in upstate New York might just save his life—or push him over the edge.

A page-turning historical novel with the beating heart of a thriller, Top Down could only have sprung from the fertile imagination of Jim Lehrer. Drawing on his own experience as an eyewitness to the events described, one of America’s most respected journalists has crafted an engrossing story out of the emotional aftershocks of a national tragedy.

PRAISE FOR JIM LEHRER

Super

“Sheer delights . . . combines the rolling suspense of Murder on the Orient Express with the high jinks of [Lehrer’s] lighter novels.”—The Kansas City Star

Oh, Johnny

“A warmhearted evocation of the road not taken.”—Kirkus Reviews

Eureka

“A nutty, likable romp [that] quickly takes on a deeper resonance that is certain to please readers . . . quite moving.”—The Washington Post

The Phony Marine

“A story of emotional depth and unexpected twists of plot . . . [Lehrer] delivers a convincing and compelling story.”—The Oklahoman

The Franklin Affair

“A serious-minded yet breezy detective story . . . perfectly suited to beach reading and deep enough to raise lasting questions about life, liberty and the pursuit of historical accuracy.”—The Miami Herald

Top Down by Jim Lehrer

2013-10-08T00:30:00-05:00

Top Down A Novel of the Kennedy Assassination
Written by Jim Lehrer

eBook, 208 pages | Random House | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Political; Fiction - Biographical | $12.99 | 978-0-679-60350-4 (0-679-60350-6)

Confessions of Marie Antoinette by Juliet Grey

2013-09-24T00:30:00-05:00

Confessions of Marie Antoinette A Novel
Written by Juliet Grey

eBook, 448 pages | Ballantine Books | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Romance; Fiction - Biographical | $9.99 | 978-0-345-52391-4 (0-345-52391-1)

A novel for fans of Philippa Gregory and Michelle Moran, Confessions of Marie Antoinette blends rich historical detail with searing drama, bringing to life the first years of the French Revolution and the final days of the legendary French queen.

Versailles, 1789. As the burgeoning rebellion reaches the palace gates, Marie Antoinette finds her privileged and peaceful life swiftly upended by violence. Once her loyal subjects, the people of France now seek to overthrow the crown, placing the heirs of the Bourbon dynasty in mortal peril.

Displaced to the Tuileries Palace in Paris, the royal family is propelled into the heart of the Revolution. There, despite a few staunch allies, they are surrounded by cunning spies and vicious enemies. Yet despite the political and personal threats against her, Marie Antoinette remains, above all, a devoted wife and mother, standing steadfastly by her husband, Louis XVI, and protecting their young son and daughter. And though the queen secretly attempts to arrange her family’s rescue from the clutches of the rebels, she finds that they can neither outrun the dangers encircling them nor escape their shocking fate.

Praise for Juliet Grey

“Full of sumptuous and well-researched details.”—Philadelphia Examiner (five stars), on Becoming Marie Antoinette

“Filled with the pageantry of the times and provides a glimpse of a lavish and intrigue-filled period in history.”—Fredericksburg Free Lance–Star, on Days of Splendor, Days of Sorrow

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Confessions of Marie Antoinette by Juliet Grey

2013-09-24T00:30:00-05:00

Confessions of Marie Antoinette A Novel
Written by Juliet Grey

Trade Paperback, 464 pages | Ballantine Books | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Romance; Fiction - Biographical | $15.00 | 978-0-345-52390-7 (0-345-52390-3)

Machiavelli by Joseph Markulin

2013-09-03T00:30:00-05:00

Machiavelli A Renaissance Life
Written by Joseph Markulin

Trade Paperback, 580 pages | Prometheus Books | Fiction - Biographical | $21.95 | 978-1-61614-805-8 (1-61614-805-5)

Discover the real Machiavelli through this nonfiction novel based on the life of the man whose name has, perhaps wrongly, become synonymous with immoral abuse of power.This epic piece of storytelling brings the world of 15th-century Italy to life as it traces Machiavelli's rise from young boy to controversial political thinker.

     The much-vilified Renaissance politico, and author of The Prince, comes to life as a diabolically clever, yet mild mannered and conscientious civil servant in this nonfiction novel. Author Joseph Markulin presents Machiavelli's life as a true adventure story, replete with violence, treachery, heroism, betrayal, sex, bad popes--and, of course, forbidden love.
     While sharing the same stage as Florence's Medici family, the nefarious and perhaps incestuous Borgias, the artists Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, and the doomed prophet Savonarola, Machiavelli is imprisoned, tortured, and ultimately abandoned. Nevertheless, he remains the sworn enemy of tyranny and a tireless champion of freedom and the republican form of government.
     Out of the cesspool that was Florentine Renaissance politics, only one name is still uttered today--that of Niccolò Machiavelli. This mesmerizing, vividly told story will show you why his fame endures.

Machiavelli by Joseph Markulin

2013-09-03T00:30:00-05:00

Machiavelli A Renaissance Life
Written by Joseph Markulin

eBook | Prometheus Books | Fiction - Biographical | $12.99 | 978-1-61614-806-5 (1-61614-806-3)

Scissors by Stephane Michaka

2013-08-13T00:30:00-05:00

Scissors A Novel
Written by Stephane Michaka

Hardcover, 224 pages | Nan A. Talese | Fiction - Literary; Fiction - Biographical; Fiction | $25.95 | 978-0-385-53749-0 (0-385-53749-2)

Based on the life of the great short-story writer Raymond Carver, particularly his last ten, postalcoholic years, Scissors is that rare thing, a funny, compassionate, and convincing portrayal of the creative life: its compulsions, its rewards, its frustrations, its affinities with tragedy.

Raymond is a writer whose life is fraught with personal and creative struggle. His first marriage, to Marianne, is intense, passionate, and unhealthy. After his divorce, he finds new love and support with Joanne, a poet. All the while Raymond (and to some extent, each of his wives) is in an escalating conflict with his editor, Douglas, who both assists and distorts Raymond's work. As his success and confidence grow, Raymond strives harder and harder to ensure that his stories, the most important part of his life, are published as written. Douglas, who considers the stories as much his as Raymond's, is determined to present them in the heavily edited form he's given them. Four of Raymond's stories, presented in full at four different points in the novel, reflect his life, his relationships, and the creative process itself; and then Douglas goes to work on them. Raymond's former alcoholism and his past and present relationships always lurk in the background; Marianne and Joanne offer their own perspectives on both; and in the end, after Raymond's death, Joanne finally confronts Douglas in a way that Raymond never could.

Scissors by Stephane Michaka

2013-08-13T00:30:00-05:00

Scissors A Novel
Written by Stephane Michaka

eBook, 224 pages | Nan A. Talese | Fiction - Literary; Fiction - Biographical; Fiction | $12.99 | 978-0-385-53751-3 (0-385-53751-4)

Blood & Beauty by Sarah Dunant

2013-07-16T00:30:00-05:00

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A Novel
Written by Sarah Dunant

Hardcover, 528 pages | Random House | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Literary; Fiction - Biographical | $27.00 | 978-1-4000-6929-3 (1-4000-6929-7)

The New York Times bestselling author of the acclaimed Italian Renaissance novels—The Birth of Venus, In the Company of the Courtesan, and Sacred Hearts—has an exceptional talent for breathing life into history. Now Sarah Dunant turns her discerning eye to one of the world’s most intriguing and infamous families—the Borgias—in an engrossing work of literary fiction.

By the end of the fifteenth century, the beauty and creativity of Italy is matched by its brutality and corruption, nowhere more than in Rome and inside the Church. When Cardinal Rodrigo Borgia buys his way into the papacy as Alexander VI, he is defined not just by his wealth or his passionate love for his illegitimate children, but by his blood: He is a Spanish Pope in a city run by Italians. If the Borgias are to triumph, this charismatic, consummate politician with a huge appetite for life, women, and power must use papacy and family—in particular, his eldest son, Cesare, and his daughter Lucrezia—in order to succeed.

Cesare, with a dazzlingly cold intelligence and an even colder soul, is his greatest—though increasingly unstable—weapon. Later immortalized in Machiavelli’s The Prince, he provides the energy and the muscle. Lucrezia, beloved by both men, is the prime dynastic tool. Twelve years old when the novel opens, hers is a journey through three marriages, and from childish innocence to painful experience, from pawn to political player.

Stripping away the myths around the Borgias, Blood & Beauty is a majestic novel that breathes life into this astonishing family and celebrates the raw power of history itself: compelling, complex and relentless.

Praise for Blood & Beauty

“The big, bad Borgia dynasty undergoes modern reconsideration in [Sarah Dunant’s] epic new biofiction. . . . Dunant’s biggest and best work to date, this intelligently readable account of formative events and monster players has Hilary Mantel–era quality best-seller stamped all over it.”
—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

“Hugely enjoyable . . . an old-fashioned rollercoaster of a story . . . [Dunant] triumphs, like all good novelists . . . in a deft, shrewd, precise use of killer detail.”
—The Guardian (UK)

“[Dunant] is in her element. . . . She brings 15th-century Italian cities vividly alive. . . . [Blood & Beauty] is an intelligent and passionate book that will no doubt thrill Borgia-lovers.”
—The Sunday Times (UK)

“What a marvelous feast of vices and desires Sarah Dunant gives us—lust and ambition, passion and power, destiny born and bought. The Borgias are arguably the most intriguing and ruthless family in all of history, and Dunant brings them ravishingly, bristlingly to life.”
—Paula McLain, author of The Paris Wife

“An astounding achievement, extensively researched and exquisitely written . . . The Borgias have never been so human, and so humanely portrayed.”
—Melanie Benjamin, author of The Aviator’s Wife

“A fascinating read full of vivid detail and human pathos . . . Dunant opens a window into the extraordinary machinations and skullduggery of the Borgias and provides us with a richness of description that beautifully locates them in their own time.”
—Amanda Foreman, author of A World on Fire

Blood & Beauty by Sarah Dunant

2013-07-16T00:30:00-05:00

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A Novel
Written by Sarah Dunant

eBook, 528 pages | Random House | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Literary; Fiction - Biographical | $13.99 | 978-0-679-60386-3 (0-679-60386-7)

Blood & Beauty by Edoardo Ballerini

2013-07-16T00:30:00-05:00

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A Novel
Written by Sarah Dunant
Read by Edoardo Ballerini

Unabridged Compact Disc | Random House Audio | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Literary; Fiction - Biographical | $40.00 | 978-0-385-39340-9 (0-385-39340-7)

Blood & Beauty by Edoardo Ballerini

2013-07-16T00:30:00-05:00

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A Novel
Written by Sarah Dunant
Read by Edoardo Ballerini

Unabridged Audiobook Download | Random House Audio | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Literary; Fiction - Biographical | $22.50 | 978-0-385-39341-6 (0-385-39341-5)

Lillian and Dash by Sam Toperoff

2013-07-16T00:30:00-05:00

Lillian and Dash
Written by Sam Toperoff

Trade Paperback, 400 pages | Other Press | Fiction - Biographical; Fiction - Literary; Fiction - Historical | $15.95 | 978-1-59051-568-6 (1-59051-568-4)

This exciting novel about Dashiell Hammett (The Maltese Falcon and The Thin Man) and Lillian Hellman (The Children’s Hour) reintroduces their larger-than-life personalities and the vicissitudes of their affair that spanned three decades.

Toperoff reimagines the highs and lows of a fast-living, hard-drinking literary couple, and their individual passions, projects, and literary creations. Hammett and Hellman’s relationship evolves during major artistic and political epochs—Hollywood’s heyday, the New York literary scene, the Spanish Civil War, McCarthyism, and both world wars—and each movement is captured with subjectivity and credible insight. Populated with writers, drinkers, filmmakers, and revolutionaries, Lillian and Dash chronicles the unusual affair of two prominent and headstrong figures.

Lillian and Dash by Sam Toperoff

2013-07-16T00:30:00-05:00

Lillian and Dash
Written by Sam Toperoff

eBook, 400 pages | Other Press | Fiction - Biographical; Fiction - Literary; Fiction - Historical | $15.95 | 978-1-59051-569-3 (1-59051-569-2)

The Queen's Vow by C. W. Gortner

2013-07-02T00:30:00-05:00

The Queen's Vow A Novel of Isabella of Castile
Written by C. W. Gortner

Trade Paperback, 416 pages | Ballantine Books | Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Biographical; Fiction - Literary | $15.00 | 978-0-345-52397-6 (0-345-52397-0)

No one believed I was destined for greatness.

So begins Isabella’s story, in this evocative, vividly imagined novel about one of history’s most famous and controversial queens—the warrior who united a fractured country, the champion of the faith whose reign gave rise to the Inquisition, and the visionary who sent Columbus to discover a New World. Acclaimed author C. W. Gortner envisages the turbulent early years of a woman whose mythic rise to power would go on to transform a monarchy, a nation, and the world.

Young Isabella is barely a teenager when she and her brother are taken from their mother’s home to live under the watchful eye of their half-brother, King Enrique, and his sultry, conniving queen. There, Isabella is thrust into danger when she becomes an unwitting pawn in a plot to dethrone Enrique. Suspected of treason and held captive, she treads a perilous path, torn between loyalties, until at age seventeen she suddenly finds herself heiress of Castile, the largest kingdom in Spain. Plunged into a deadly conflict to secure her crown, she is determined to wed the one man she loves yet who is forbidden to her—Fernando, prince of Aragon.

As they unite their two realms under “one crown, one country, one faith,” Isabella and Fernando face an impoverished Spain beset by enemies. With the future of her throne at stake, Isabella resists the zealous demands of the inquisitor Torquemada even as she is seduced by the dreams of an enigmatic navigator named Columbus. But when the Moors of the southern domain of Granada declare war, a violent, treacherous battle against an ancient adversary erupts, one that will test all of Isabella’s resolve, her courage, and her tenacious belief in her destiny.

From the glorious palaces of Segovia to the battlefields of Granada and the intrigue-laden gardens of Seville, The Queen’s Vow sweeps us into the tumultuous forging of a nation and the complex, fascinating heart of the woman who overcame all odds to become Isabella of Castile.

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Praise for The Queen’s Vow

“A masterwork by a skilled craftsman . . . Make a vow to read this book.”—New York Journal of Books

“A beautifully crafted piece of historical fiction . . . Gortner’s vivid details blend with his deeply intensive research to re-create Isabella and Castile in a way that the reader will find compelling and immersive, bringing not just the Queen but the whole nation to life.”—RT Book Reviews

“A fascinating story . . . Through his creative and spellbinding storytelling, Gortner’s readers come to know Isabella intimately in mind, heart and body as she lives through a tumultuous time, her intense longing to be the determiner of her own unique destiny.”—Wichita Falls Times Record News

“A novel of triumph as Isabella vanquishes her enemies one by one . . . [She is] a very human and appealing character.”—The Roanoke Times

“Politically charged, passionate . . . [a] well-researched, intriguing historical.”—Bookreporter

Random House New Releases - Fiction - Biographical

Belle Cora by Phillip Margulies

Belle Cora A NovelWritten by Phillip Margulies

Belle Cora by Phillip Margulies

Belle Cora A NovelWritten by Phillip Margulies

Emma of Aurora by Jane Kirkpatrick

Emma of Aurora The Complete Change and Cherish Trilogy: A Clearing in the Wild, A Tendering in the Storm, A Mending at the EdgeWritten by Jane Kirkpatrick

Emma of Aurora by Jane Kirkpatrick

Emma of Aurora The Complete Change and Cherish Trilogy: A Clearing in the Wild, A Tendering in the Storm, A Mending at the EdgeWritten by Jane Kirkpatrick

A Dangerous Inheritance by Alison Weir

A Dangerous Inheritance A Novel of Tudor Rivals and the Secret of the TowerWritten by Alison Weir

Top Down by Jim Lehrer

Top Down A Novel of the Kennedy AssassinationWritten by Jim Lehrer

Top Down by Jim Lehrer

Top Down A Novel of the Kennedy AssassinationWritten by Jim Lehrer

Confessions of Marie Antoinette by Juliet Grey

Confessions of Marie Antoinette A NovelWritten by Juliet Grey

Confessions of Marie Antoinette by Juliet Grey

Confessions of Marie Antoinette A NovelWritten by Juliet Grey

Machiavelli by Joseph Markulin

Machiavelli A Renaissance LifeWritten by Joseph Markulin

Machiavelli by Joseph Markulin

Machiavelli A Renaissance LifeWritten by Joseph Markulin

Scissors by Stephane Michaka

Scissors A NovelWritten by Stephane Michaka

Scissors by Stephane Michaka

Scissors A NovelWritten by Stephane Michaka

Blood & Beauty by Sarah Dunant

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A NovelWritten by Sarah Dunant

Blood & Beauty by Sarah Dunant

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A NovelWritten by Sarah Dunant

Blood & Beauty by Edoardo Ballerini

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A NovelWritten by Sarah Dunant Read by Edoardo Ballerini

Blood & Beauty by Edoardo Ballerini

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A NovelWritten by Sarah Dunant Read by Edoardo Ballerini

Lillian and Dash by Sam Toperoff

Lillian and Dash Written by Sam Toperoff

Lillian and Dash by Sam Toperoff

Lillian and Dash Written by Sam Toperoff

The Queen's Vow by C. W. Gortner

The Queen's Vow A Novel of Isabella of CastileWritten by C. W. Gortner

Belle Cora A Novel
Written by Phillip Margulies

Belle Cora A Novel
Written by Phillip Margulies

Emma of Aurora The Complete Change and Cherish Trilogy: A Clearing in the Wild, A Tendering in the Storm, A Mending at the Edge
Written by Jane Kirkpatrick

Emma of Aurora The Complete Change and Cherish Trilogy: A Clearing in the Wild, A Tendering in the Storm, A Mending at the Edge
Written by Jane Kirkpatrick

A Dangerous Inheritance A Novel of Tudor Rivals and the Secret of the Tower
Written by Alison Weir

Top Down A Novel of the Kennedy Assassination
Written by Jim Lehrer

Top Down A Novel of the Kennedy Assassination
Written by Jim Lehrer

Confessions of Marie Antoinette A Novel
Written by Juliet Grey

Confessions of Marie Antoinette A Novel
Written by Juliet Grey

Machiavelli A Renaissance Life
Written by Joseph Markulin

Machiavelli A Renaissance Life
Written by Joseph Markulin

Scissors A Novel
Written by Stephane Michaka

Scissors A Novel
Written by Stephane Michaka

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A Novel
Written by Sarah Dunant

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A Novel
Written by Sarah Dunant

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A Novel
Written by Sarah Dunant
Read by Edoardo Ballerini

Blood & Beauty The Borgias; A Novel
Written by Sarah Dunant
Read by Edoardo Ballerini

Lillian and Dash
Written by Sam Toperoff

Lillian and Dash
Written by Sam Toperoff

The Queen's Vow A Novel of Isabella of Castile
Written by C. W. Gortner