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The Third Bill Slider Omnibus: Shallow Grave and Blood Sinister (Bill Slider Mysteries)
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Little, Brown Book Group, 2007

Black Pearl, The

3 reviews
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Dell, 1983

More of the Morlands ...
Being the sequel to ?The Oak Apple?, this novel is the fifth book in the MORLAND DYNASTY series. Nine months after the fateful battle of Marston Moor, which Kit did not survive, his cousin Ruth gives birth to a daughter, Annunciata. After the restoration of James II, Ruth sends her daughter, now a woman grown and bearing an uncanny resemblance to the Stuarts, to London where she becomes an ...

The Oak-apple

3 reviews
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

TimeWarner, 1990

Unputdownable
Following "The Founding", "The Dark Rose" and "The Princeling", this is the fourth book in the MORLAND DYNASTY series. After many years of peace and prosperity, the reign of Charles I brings brutal civil strife to England. With their century-long history of fighting for what they consider a just cause, the Morland family is drawn inevitably into the bloody fighting. While the oldest son Ralph ...

The Maiden (Dynasty S.)

1 review
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Time Warner Paperbacks, 1990

Last of the Stuarts
Jemmy Morland is master of Morland Place and is forced to marry Lady Mary, sister to one of the leading lights of the Hanoverian Court, to keep control of the Morland fortune. Mary is an icy, unforgiving woman, jealous of Jemmy's family and friends and though doting on the two sons she gave Jemmy, despises their daughter, Jemima. Jemima grew up knowing that her own mother hated her and so turned ...

The Victory (Dynasty)

1 review
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

TimeWarner, 1990

Marine masterpiece
In 1803, Naopleon Buonaparte is set to invade England with a huge navy, leaving the English fleet of old, tired ships under the command of Admiral Horatio Nelson to protect its shores. In this, the 12th in the Morland family series, affairs of the heart bode ill for many of its members. Lucy's estranged husband, Lord Chetwyn is allowing his affection for a young man to damage his credibility and ...

The Founding (Dynasty)

9 reviews
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Time Warner Paperbacks, 1990

British historical fiction series beginning with the Wars of the Roses ...
THE FOUNDING begins THE MORLAND DYNASTY series, which as of this writing consists of 29 titles. It opens during the Wars of the Roses with Henry VI at the helm and Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York, struggling to gain power. Eleanor, a teen raised by the Beaufort's, leaves home to marry Robert Morland, a wealthy sheep farmer. The book covers the years 1434 to 1485; it ends shortly after what ...

The Burning Roses (Morland Dynasty)

2 reviews
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Little, Brown Book Group, 2008

Addictive Series
The Burning Roses is one of the best in the series. There is a very addictive quality to this procession of books. I have read them all and reread most of them. Harrod-Eagles writes enchantingly.

The Princeling (Dynasty)

3 reviews
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

TimeWarner, 1991

Thoroughly enjoyable
Following "The Founding" and "The Dark Rose", this is the third book in the MORLAND DYNASTY series. A few years have passed and Nanette, having suffered a tragic personal loss, once again returns to court where she witnesses the turbulent years of Elizabeth I.'s reign as the young Queen's confidante and lady-in-waiting. Meanwhile, in order to increase the Morland family's wealth and influence ...

Dark Rose (Dynasty)

8 reviews
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Time Warner Paperbacks, 1990

English history in a novel form
Anglophiles who are historical fiction buffs will enjoy each of Cynthia Harrod-Eagles' Morland Chronicles. They tell the story of the Morland family of northern England as it struggles to prosper as the world changes. Characters are not static and are interesting. Historical facts are well researched and provide a real background for this ongoing story. Read them all!

The Chevalier (Morland Dynasty #7)

1 review
Cynthia Harrod-eagles

Macdonald, 1984

The end of the Stuarts
This is the fascinating book 7 in the saga of the Morland family. As always, totally loyal to the reigning monarch, the Morland family supports the last of the Stuarts with Annunciata joining the King in permanent exile in France. She is now 70 years old and feels it, with deaths,births and imprisonment of various members of her family. These books are a marvellous way to absorb British history ...

The Tangled Thread (Dynasty)

1 review
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

TimeWarner, 1991

The French Connection
In Paris in the year 1788, Henri-Marie Fitzjames Stuart, Comte de Strathord, last of the male Stuart line, albeit on the wrong side of the blanket, has allowed his daughter Heloise to leave her convent to live with him in the home of friends, members of the French nobility. Times of great trouble are approaching with the beginning of the French revolution, so the Comte marries Heloise to an up ...

The Oak-apple (Dynasty)
CYNTHIA HARROD-EAGLES

Time Warner Paperbacks, 1990

The Waiting Game
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Signet Books, 1974

The frankest novel a woman ever wrote about her most intimate needs.

The White Road (Morland Dynasty)

2 reviews
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Little, Brown Book Group, 2006

This is great historical fiction
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles has taken on a seemingly impossible task--creating a work of historical fiction based on one family starting in ancient Britain and concluding in the present day. Amazingly, she succeeds. The latest volume of the work is set during World War I. Obviously, Harrod-Eagles is most interested in this period of history since this is the second of her books to focus on the war. ...

The Flood-Tide

1 review
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Severn House Pub Ltd, 1988

World troubles
It's 1772 and England in the reign of George the third is a peaceful country, but big trouble is brewing in the American colonies with the Americans determined on independence, even at the cost of a war. Trouble is also brewing in France with the general populace wanting to do away with the monarchy and the nobility. The inhabitants of Morland Place, Allan Morland and his wife Jemima are happily ...

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