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The Tower, eAudiobook MP3 eaudioBook

The Tower eAudiobook MP3

Narrated by Kristin Atherton

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Brought to you by Penguin. They are imprisoned, but not contained. Three women cross a loch. It is 1567, one of them is pregnant, two of them fretful.

The boat takes them to Lochleven castle in the middle of the water.

Awaiting them are courtiers braying for blood, hellbent on keeping one of them under lock and key: Mary Queen of Scots. In the tower, Mary's maids Frenchwoman, Cuckoo and watchful Scot, Jane are her only allies, and the chamber their entire world.

A new reality sets in where they are at the mercy of not only their keepers, but of raging Scotland itself. In the outside world, Mary's kin, Queen Elizabeth claims she can do little but write.

Downstairs, the shrewd jailor-courtier Margaret Erskine places her daughter-in-law Agnes in the chamber as her pair of eyes.

Hope seems futile until the bewitching Lady Seton arrives.

Seton's power shifts everything in the tower and soon a plan is hatched. But which of them will risk it all to save their mistress?

Which woman loves her queen best? The Tower is a triumphant story of desire, grit, God-given power and wiles from a striking new voice in historical fiction. 'The Tower is such a vivid, visceral read, you feel you're locked in the tower alongside the characters, acting out a royal family drama.

I am moved and impressed' TRACY CHEVALIER©2024 Flora Carr (P)2024 Penguin Audio

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