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Anne Easter Smith has 10 past events. (show) The King’s Grace by Anne Easter Smith is filed with the rich detail fans of historical fiction expect. Royalty in 15th Century England is not very different from the Windsor’s of the 21st century. Their movements are monitored 24/7 and their behaviors recorded and repeated. "The King’s Grace" features ... (more)Event location: Hingham Public Library, 66 Leavitt Street, Hingham, MA 02043
Wellesley Booksmith: Anne Easter Smith discusses and signs The King's Grace (April 10 at 19:00) English history buff? Historical fiction aficionado? Just love a good story? Join acclaimed historical fiction author Anne Easter Smith in celebrating the publication of her newest book, The King's Grace. Her book draws you back in time to the age of Richard III and the dramatic story ... (more)Join us for a discussion and book signing with Anne Easter Smith.
ANNE EASTER SMITH speaks about “The King’s Grace”, a novel about an illegitimate daughter of King Edward IV on a quest for the truth about the murder of two boys and a man who claims to be king.
Please join us as we welcome historical fiction author, Anne Easter Smith - as she reads from and signs copies of her new novel, King's Grace. All records about Grace Plantagenet indicate that she was the illegitimate daughter of King Edward IV, and one of the two attendants aboard the funeral barge ... (more)Calling all fans of historical romance: please meet Anne Easter Smith, whose new book examines a little-known heroine of the English court. The King’s Grace weaves together historical fact and emotional insight in revealing the story of the little-noticed but fascinating Grace Plantagenet and the 15th ... (more)Nicola's: The King's Grace - Anne Easter Smith (March 18 at 19:00) The bestselling author of "A Rose for the Crown" and "Daughter of York" takes a young woman that history noticed only once and sets her on a quest for the truth about the murder of two boys and a man who claims to be king.
The Friends of the Newton Free Library present Anne Easter Smith, author of Daughter of York, and Stephen Puleo, author of The Boston Italians: A Story of Pride, Perseverance and Paesani, from the Years of the Great Immigration to the Present Day, at the 24th annual Book and Author Luncheon on Friday, ... (more)Event location: Newton Marriott
"From the author of A Rose for the Crown, comes Daughter of York, another wonderful historical novel filled with romance and a richly detailed sense of the place and time. The novel begins in 1461 when Margaret of York, then a young girl, has lost her father and brother in a battle. When ... (more)Interested: weheckman Added by christiguc.
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