Virgin Widow
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Anne O'Brien. Virgin Widow
Virgin Widow. Anne O’Brien
About the Author
Acknowledgements
House of York
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven
Chapter Twelve
Chapter Thirteen
Chapter Fourteen
Chapter Fifteen
Chapter Sixteen
Chapter Seventeen
Chapter Eighteen
Chapter Nineteen
Chapter Twenty
Chapter Twenty-One
Epilogue
Prologue
Author Note
MORE ABOUT THIS BOOK
MORE ABOUT THE AUTHOR
QUESTIONS FOR YOUR READING GROUP
INSPIRATION
A CLOSER LOOK AT ANNE NEVILLE…
FURTHER READING ABOUT ANNE NEVILLE…
AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY
WHY I WRITE
Q&A ON WRITING. What do you love the most about being a writer?
Where do you go for inspiration?
What one piece of advice would you give to a writer wanting to start a career?
Which book do you wish you had written?
How did you feel when your first book was signed?
How do you begin writing characters based on real historical figures and do they ever surprise you as you write?
Do you have a favourite character in Virgin Widow and what is it you like about that character?
What kind of research goes into your writing process?
A WRITER’S LIFE. Paper and pen or straight onto the computer?
PC or laptop?
Music or silence?
Morning or night?
Coffee or tea?
Your guilty reading pleasure?
The first book you loved?
The last book you read?
A DAY IN THE LIFE
TOP TEN BOOKS. Apart from Jane Austen…
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ANNE O’BRIEN taught history in the East Riding of Yorkshire before deciding to fulfil an ambition to write historical fiction. She now lives in an eighteenth-century timbered cottage with her husband in the Welsh Marches, a wild, beautiful place renowned for its black-and-white timbered houses, ruined castles and priories and magnificent churches. Steeped in history, famous people and bloody deeds, as well as ghosts and folklore, the Marches provide inspiration for her interest in medieval England.
Visit her at www.anneobrienbooks.com
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‘I don’t think it mattered, sir.’ I rubbed my eyes and cheeks on my sleeve. ‘If any should take the blame it should be the Yorkists. King Edward who drove us on with fear of capture. King Edward is to blame.’
And Richard, my Richard, who has stayed loyal to his eldest brother and is now my enemy whether I wish it or not.
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