Reseña del libro "The Boleyn Curse (en Inglés)"
Step into a brand new mesmerising historical dual-timeline drama of long-forgotten secrets, an intriguing treasure hunt and two women joined across the ages in their quest for truth. Perfect for fans of Kate Morton, Irina Shapiro, Barbara Erskine and Lucinda Riley.The court of young King Henry VIII seethes with secrets and scandal, and every ambition has its price. Elizabeth Boleyn, loyal wife to Thomas Boleyn and devoted mother to Anne, Mary and George, believes she can navigate the shifting tides of court life. But when she catches the eye of the lascivious king, Elizabeth is drawn into a perilous game, and the cost of her defiance will echo through generations.In present-day Hampshire, Tabitha Mundy has found refuge at Cerensthorpe Abbey. Since her husband's death, her work as archivist for the abbey's owner, Edith Swanne, has been her sanctuary. When Tabitha uncovers clues rumoured to lead to a lost manuscript of The Canterbury Tales and a link to the Boleyn family, Edith is eager to investigate. With help from Gulliver, Edith's enigmatic nephew, Tabitha begins to decipher the riddles, and soon a mystical thread binds Elizabeth and Tabitha across the ages - two women destined to protect the truth.As Henry's vengeance consumes Elizabeth, she records his treachery, determined her voice will not be silenced. But another man's secrets mean her account has been hidden. Can Tabitha unlock the mysteries of the past, or will the Boleyn curse haunt Cerensthorpe Abbey forever?A spellbinding story of love and heartbreak, loyalty and revenge.Praise for Alexandra Walsh: 'A fabulously intricate tapestry of a story, rich in historical detail.' Eva Glyn'Alexandra Walsh weaves a perfectly crafted dual-timeline tale that enthrals from the first words to the last.' Elena Collins'I absolutely loved this beautifully written and characterful novel.' Carol McGrath'Alexandra Walsh is a master storyteller and handles historical time hops so well... It stays with you long after the last page.' Michelle RawlinsReaders love Alexandra Walsh: 'A fascinating story of two remarkable women. I loved seeing the turmoil in Henry VIII's court through the eyes of those around him and how conflicted they were. The author makes you feel as if you're in the Tudor court.' Reader review'A brilliant tale, two storylines centuries apart, full of twists, intrigue, secrets and love. I loved it from beginning to end.' Reader review'A masterclass in dual-time historical fiction, with two stories strong enough to stand alone.' Reader review'Loved it! I'm a fan of both Philippa Gregory and Barbara Erskine, so this was perfect for me. Great dual-timeline storytelling and fascinating Tudor detail. Well written, well researched and engaging. I'll be reading more of her work.' Reader review'Historical fiction at its finest. The author is a favourite of mine, but this one felt unique. I absolutely loved it.' Reader review
