Anne O'Brien 3 Book Set The Queens Rival, A Tapestry of Treason, Queen of the North

Discover a richly woven historical paperback boxed set for fans of medieval drama and character-driven storytelling. The Anne O'Brien 3 Books Collection Set (The Queens Rival, A Tapestry of Treason & Queen of the North) is perfect for readers who love political intrigue, strong women of the Plantagenet era, and sweeping historical sagas. Brand new and collected in affordable paperback editions, this book collection brings three standalone but thematically linked novels together — ideal for home libraries, classrooms, or as a thoughtful gift for history-loving readers. Titles in this Set: The Queens Rival, A Tapestry of Treason, Queen of the North Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780007991921 Whats inside the set — individual book highlights The Queens Rival The Wars of the Roses rage across England as Cecily Neville, Duchess of York, plots to overturn the weak-minded King Henry VI. After the Yorkists falter at Ludford Bridge, Cecily is left to face a Lancastrian force alone, stripped of lands and imprisoned in Tonbridge Castle. Her survival depends on guile and a carefully spun web of deceit — a chain of events that leads to treason and, eventually, the crowning of her son as King Edward IV. This novel is a gripping study of power, maternal ambition, and the price of political ruthlessness. A Tapestry of Treason Set in 1399, this installment centers on Constance of York, Lady Despenser, as she navigates the dangerous intrigues of the House of York. Surrounded by self-interested men — her husband Thomas and her siblings Edward and Richard — Constance becomes entangled in conspiracies that could restore Richard II or elevate a Mortimer claimant. Readers who enjoy complex family dynamics and strategic plotting will appreciate how Anne OBrien brings Plantagenet politics vividly to life. Queen of the North Also set in 1399, Queen of the North follows Elizabeth Mortimers fierce determination to secure the throne for her young nephew, Edmund. With He