To Ruin A Queen, Fiona Buckley
To Ruin A Queen, Fiona Buckley
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To Ruin A Queen

Author: Fiona Buckley

Narrator: Nadia May

Unabridged: 10 hr 17 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 06/25/2005


Synopsis

As the adventures of Ursula Blanchard, secret agent for Queen Elizabeth I, continue, she finds herself in France reunited with her husband, Matthew de la Roche, in a passionate but flawed relationship. But when Ursula learns that her daughter Meg has mysteriously disappeared, she immediately sets out on a frantic and dangerous search. The trail leads back to England, to Vetch Castle, an eerie keep owned by the enigmatic Philip Mortimer.

About Fiona Buckley

Valerie Anand, who also writes as Fiona Buckley, was born in North in 1947. Educated at Mitcham County School for Girls, she knew by the age of six that she wanted to be a novelist. In 1976 her first book was published. She now has over twenty novels published, including the 'Bridges Over Time' historical series, written as Valerie Anand, and the Ursula Blanchard Elizabethan espionage series, written as Fiona Buckley.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Kate on March 07, 2012

Perhaps my favorite of the Ursula Blanchard series. Ursula has survived a disastrous pregnancy and a bitter quarrel with her husband Matthew, and is back in England to bring her young daughter back to France - without being at all certain that she wants to live in France anymore herself. Once in Eng......more

Goodreads review by Truls on December 07, 2021

Denna hade en gruvligt tråkig första halva, som jag verkligen inte ser poängen av att låta sträckas så långt. Att författaren självironiskt påpekar sina egna vanor och stilfigurer är sällan eller aldrig ett gott tecken; de gör hon på dessa sidor, och det var inte heller denna gång ett gott tecken. D......more

Goodreads review by Zulfiya on February 17, 2024

Too many twists and turns. It read more like an a picaresque novel rather than a mystery story. Still not boring, but definitely only a three star read.......more

Goodreads review by Annette on February 23, 2018

This book started out slow and a bit boring but as I continued to read it got better. As a work of historical fiction it was okay. Some pretty underhanded things took place in this book, the worst being the Queen having a woman's child taken to get her to return home to England just to do a bit of s......more

Goodreads review by K. on October 25, 2017

Of the first four Ursula books, this was the first one I had a hard time starting and staying the course. Fortunately, I persevered and ended up thoroughly enjoying the book. There were lots of things I liked about this specific book once I was done with it - things such as how but for a single scen......more