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Tudor Christmas Tidings
Tudor Christmas Tidings | Amanda Mccabe, Blythe Gifford, Jenni Fletcher
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Make Merry at Court …with three Tudor Christmas stories! In Blythe Gifford’s Christmas at Court, Sir John Talbot and Lady Alice’s secret betrothal must wait until Henry Tudor claims the throne. Next in Secrets of the Queen’s Lady by Jenni Fletcher, the lady-in-waiting to Anne of Cleves is unexpectedly reunited with a handsome—younger—diplomat at the palace’s festivities! And in His Mistletoe Lady by Amanda McCabe, Catherine seeks help from a mysterious Spaniard to free her father in time for Christmas!
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Tudor Christmas Tidings | Amanda Mccabe, Blythe Gifford, Jenni Fletcher
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Three novellas, all taking place at court during the Tudor period. The three romances were nice, but I was more interested in what was going on in the background: rebellion, betrayal, and secrecy at court based on real historical events. My favorite part is the inclusion of Tudor-era Christmas traditions, with descriptions of decorating, merriment, and food.

#holidayreads #Christmas

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