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Strands of My Winding Cloth

The Elizabeth of England Chronicles, Book 4

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Strands of My Winding Cloth

By: G. Lawrence
Narrated by: Virginia Ferguson
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Winter 1560

Elizabeth Tudor has chosen never to marry. The man she loves, Robin Dudley, has lost his wife in mysterious circumstances. Knowing that were she to marry him, it would lead to his destruction and hers, Elizabeth has made up her mind... But Robin does not know this yet.

Afraid to lose her favourite, Elizabeth has told Robin there may be hope. As times goes on, Robin attempts persuasion, pressure and trickery to take his place beside her on the throne of England. And it is not only with her beloved that Elizabeth is having problems... Cousins aplenty this last Queen of the Tudor line has, and each one determined to cause her troubles.

As Mary Stewart, Queen of Scotland, returns to her native land, as Katherine and Mary Grey cause trouble at court, and as her Lennox cousin, Margaret, conspires from within, Elizabeth is surrounded by women whom others may see as viable replacements for her, as Queen.

Covering the years 1560-1567 in the reign of Elizabeth I, Strands of My Winding Cloth is the fourth volume in the Elizabeth of England series by G. Lawrence.

The author's thanks are due to Julia Gibbs, the proof reader of this novel.

©2017 Gemma Michelle Lawrence (P)2025 Gemma Michelle Lawrence
Biographical Fiction Genre Fiction Royalty England Tudor
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