The Musings of a Book Junkie: The Virgin's Daughter by Laura Andersen

Monday, August 31, 2015

The Virgin's Daughter by Laura Andersen

Anne Isabella, Daughter of Queen Elizabeth and King Phillip has grown up with the children of Minuette and Dominic Courtenay. Lucette, the oldest Courtenay and possible Tudor, is sent to France to help unmask a plot to set the captive Queen of Scots free. On the continent, Princess Anabel is stuck in the middle. Her parents are divorcing and she will quickly become a pawn in the marriage and heir game. Things turn dangerous as the stakes increase in this debut novel of what is sure to be an amazing trilogy.

I loved The Boleyn King trilogy. LOVED. now the new trilogy focuses on the children on Minuette, Elizabeth, Dominic and William. The children all have similarities to their parents, but are different in many ways. People and themes follow into the new series. All in all, I love this book too! Can't wait to finish it, but I'll be sad when I do!

Thanks to the publisher for a review copy!

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I am:

A Book Junkie. My love affair with books started when my parents bought me Gentle Annie, a True Story of a Civil War Nurse. I read it. And read it. And read it. When my mom took it away from me, it had been eaten by a dog, ripped and the binding was non existent.

A Purist. I love the idea of e-books, but nothing can compare with the feel of the pages beneath your fingers. I fear that one day, the next generation will never have the chance to crack open a new book and smell the new book smell.

In love. Like Thomas Jefferson, books are a necessity in my life. I love new books, old books, any books. In the words of our famous president, " I cannot live without books." Touche, Mr. President, Touche.