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Plaidy brings history to life with her latest novel. In 1721, the accession of George II to the throne leaves Caroline, wife of the king, a queen without a husband. With the loss of her jewels and her husband's mistresses, she is forced to navigate the treacherous court of George II, hoping to restore her husband's reputation. Caroline is determined to prove her worth to the nation and to make a name for herself as a strong and capable queen.
First publish date: November 1974
Genre: Historical Fiction/20th Century Historical Fiction
Authors: Victoria Holt
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