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To Shield the Queen by Fiona Buckley
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To Shield the Queen

by Fiona Buckley

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well plotted, great attention to detail, nice characterizations...just a little boring...overall, though, i enjoyed it. ( )
kathy_h | Feb 27, 2008 |  
A fun read.
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for my agent, David Grossman
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John Wilton was a small man, knotted and wiry, with short, dusty brown hair which stuck up in spikes.
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aka The Robsart Mystery
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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0671015311, Mass Market Paperback)

In this compelling debut of her historical mystery series, Fiona Buckley introduces Ursula Blanchard, a widowed young mother who has become lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth I. Armed with a sharp eye, dangerous curiosity, and uncanny intelligence, Ursula pledges...

To Shield the Queen

Rumor has linked Queen Elizabeth I to her master of horse, Robin Dudley. As gossip would have it, only his ailing wife, Amy, prevents marriage between Dudley and the Queen. To quell the idle tongues at court, the Queen dispatches Ursula Blanchard to tend to the sick woman's needs. But not even Ursula can prevent the "accident" that takes Amy's life. Did she fall or was she pushed? Was Ursula a pawn of Dudley and the Queen?

Suddenly Ursula finds herself at the center of the scandal, trying to protect Elizabeth as she loses her heart to a Frenchman who may be flirting with sedition against her Queen. She can trust no one, neither her lover nor her monarch, as she sets out to find the truth in a glittering court that conceals a wellspring of blood and lies.

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