The White Queen

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All across the USA, people are showing up dead. The deaths don't appear to be connected in any way until one particular death occurs and gets the Secretary of Defense's attention. He arranges for a task force to investigate. Iannucci, Rebecca (7 March 2019). "The Spanish Princess: Philippa Gregory Adaptation to Debut in May on Starz". TVLine. I shrug. Not at all. I have nothing more but my own again. I asked the king for justice and I received it as I should, as any supplicant should, with right on their side. What [BBC One and Starz] wanted was not a historical series based on the documents from the War of the Roses. They wanted my take on it, so that's what they got. [44]I walk with him to the door. I am anguished at his leaving so abruptly, and yet I cannot think of anything to make him stay. At the threshold he turns and takes my hand. He bows his fair head low and, deliciously, turns my hand. He presses a kiss into my palm and folds my fingers over the kiss as if to keep it safe. When he comes up smiling, I see that he knows perfectly well that this gesture has made me melt and that I will keep my hand clasped until bedtime when I can put it to my mouth. Elizabeth Woodville’s (Rebecca Ferguson) hair was the longest real hair wig that Ray Marston Wig Studio had ever made. In medieval times no one cut their hair, so finding a real hair wig that long was quite the challenge. Philippa Gregory is one of the world’s foremost historical novelists. She wrote her first ever novel, Wideacre, when she was completing her PhD in eighteenth-century literature and it sold worldwide, heralding a new era for historical fiction. Elizabeth paid a high price for the throne, losing her father, brothers, and two of her sons. What, if anything, do you think she would do differently if given the chance? What would you have done in her situation?

The year is 1464 and England has been at war for nine years battling over who is the rightful King of England – it is a war between two sides of the same family, The House of York and The House of Lancaster. Genzlinger, Neil (9 August 2013). "In this Game of Thrones, Ladies Play Hardball". The New York Times . Retrieved 20 August 2013.

This sweet, wholesome and fluffy romance is centred around Alex (who is White House royalty) and Prince Henry (who is actual royalty) and their fake relationship to ‘damage control’, after a confrontation which threatens British/American relations. Tom Sutcliffe (17 June 2013). "TV review: The White Queen is less historically plausible than Game of Thrones (despite being ostensibly true), The Independent, 17 June, 2013". The Independent. London. Archived from the original on 20 June 2022 . Retrieved 27 February 2014.

During this time, she earned her in English literature at the University of Sussex where she had switched into a history course. Philippa worked at a radio station known as BBD for about two years prior to attending the University of Edinburgh. A hard man to refuse, Anthony says thoughtfully. He is far more worldly than John; he has traveled all around Christendom and studied with great thinkers, and my parents always listen to him. I would think, Elizabeth, that you might feel compromised. I would fear that you would feel under obligation to him. I may never ask you again. God knows, I may never ask any woman again. There can be no dishonor in this. I could die next week.Philippa Gregory’s historical fiction book The White Queen is the first in The Cousins’ War series, and it doesn’t get much better than this. From her uniquely qualified perspective, she explores this most famous unsolved mystery, informed by impeccable research and framed by her inimitable storytelling skills. While much is made of Elizabeth’s use of magic, much also is made of her tenacious fight for her family, and particularly for her children, two of whom are the two young princes who vanish from the Tower of London. Elizabeth’s relationship with Richard III, too, is an interesting read.