📮 2 Books by Ariana Franklin, Samantha Norman (.ePUB)

ARIANA FRANKLIN was the award-winning author of Mistress of the Art of Death and the critically acclaimed, bestselling medieval thriller series of the same name, as well as the twentieth-century thriller City of Shadows. She died in 2011, while writing The Siege Winter.

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The Siege Winter

The Siege Winter A thrilling tale of intrigue and civil war in twelfth–century England, by the New York Times–bestselling author of the Mistress of the Art of Death series. England, 1141. The countryside is devastated by a long civil war as the English king, Stephen, and his cousin, the Empress Matilda, battle for the crown. . . .Emma is the eleven-year-old redheaded daughter of a peasant family. When mercenaries pass through their town, they bring with them a monk with a deadly interest in young redheaded girls. Emma is left for dead in a burned-out church until Gwil, an archer, finds her by chance. Gwil takes Emma with him, dressing her as a boy to avoid attention. Emma becomes Penda—and Penda turns out to have a killer instinct with a bow and arrow. Maud is the fifteen-year-old chatelaine of Kenniford, a small but strategically important castle she's determined to protect. But when Maud provides refuge for the empress, Stephen's armies lay siege to Kenniford Castle. Aided by a garrison of mercenaries—including Gwil and his odd, redheaded apprentice—they must survive a long winter under siege. It's a brutal season that brings everyone to Kenniford—including the sinister monk who has never stopped hunting the redheaded girl. . . . "Seizes you from the first page . . . and doesn't let go!" "Seizes you from the first page . . . and doesn't let go!" —Nancy Bilyeau, author of The Chalice "Enthralling. . . . A grand yet intimate historical adventure." "Enthralling. . . . A grand yet intimate historical adventure." —Library Journal "Highlighted by solid characterization of historical and fictional figures alike, the authors' research on day-to-day medieval life shines. . . . This thoroughly captivating tale was begun by celebrated historical novelist Franklin, who died before its completion, and completed seamlessly by her journalist daughter, Norman." "Highlighted by solid characterization of historical and fictional figures alike, the authors' research on day-to-day medieval life shines. . . . This thoroughly captivating tale was begun by celebrated historical novelist Franklin, who died before its completion, and completed seamlessly by her journalist daughter, Norman." —Kirkus Reviews

City of Shadows

City of Shadows As a killer stalks Weimar Berlin, a Russian woman with a mysterious past is drawn into an audacious scheme in this historical thriller. Berlin, 1922. Scarred by the Great War, the German capital struggles to regain a glimmer of its former glory. Among the troubled city's influx of refugees, Esther Solomonova survives by working for the charming, unscrupulous cabaret owner "Prince" Nick. But now she finds herself roped into his latest shady endeavor: passing off a young asylum patient as Grand Duchess Anastasia, the last surviving heir to the murdered czar of Russia. Pulling off such a hoax could lead to a fortune. But their found "princess," Anna Anderson, fears that she's being hunted. And this may turn out to be more than paranoia when innocent people all around her begin to die.

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