Women of the Dark Ages Series by Anna Chant

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  • Kenneth's Queen (Women of the Dark Ages #1)
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    Kenneth's Queen (Women of the Dark Ages #1)

    Anna Chant

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    She was present at the birth of a nation. Her descendants sit on the British throne to this day. But history does not even record her name… In ninth century Britain, the Picts and the Gaels fight for supremacy over the North. In one of their rare truces, a young Pict woman is reluctantly married to a Gael warrior, son of one of the great Chiefs of Dal Riata... more

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  • The Girl from Brittia (Women of the Dark Ages #2)
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    The Girl from Brittia (Women of the Dark Ages #2)

    Anna Chant

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    The Women of the Dark Ages series are all stand-alone stories that can be read in any order... more

  • Three Times the Lady (Women of the Dark Ages #3)
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    Three Times the Lady (Women of the Dark Ages #3)

    Anna Chant

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    A Frankish princess, a Wessex queen - discover the remarkable true tale of Judith of West Francia! As a daughter of King Charles of West Francia, Judith has always known that her destiny lies in a nunnery. But Judith longs for a very different life. She dreams of fine clothes, a household of her own, children and a handsome husband. Athelwulf the ageing, but kindly King of Wessex is far from the romantic figure she has dreamed of... more

  • The Saxon Marriage (Women of the Dark Ages #4)
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    The Saxon Marriage (Women of the Dark Ages #4)

    Anna Chant

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    “On those days when it will feel as if half the nobles in the realm are against him, the loving and unquestioning support of a wife is a blessing like no other. Promise me, Eadgyth, you will always be that for my son.” Eadgyth’s happy childhood as the adored daughter of King Edward of the Anglo-Saxons came to an abrupt end at the age of nine, when her mother was cast away. Distraught at the rejection by her father, she learnt to keep her heart closely guarded... more

  • God's Maidservant: The story of Adelaide of Italy (Women of the Dark Ages #5)
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    God's Maidservant: The story of Adelaide of Italy (Women of the Dark Ages #5)

    Anna Chant

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    The daughter of the King of Burgundy, Adelheid’s destiny has been decided at the age of two. She will marry the son of her father’s rival, the King of Italy, taking her place one day as its queen. As Adelheid grows up, she dreads her impending marriage, longing instead for a life of contemplation and devotion in an abbey. But aware it is her duty, she and King Lothair of Italy are wed... more

  • Dawn of the Franks: The story of Basina of Thuringia (Women of the Dark Ages #6)
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    Dawn of the Franks: The story of Basina of Thuringia (Women of the Dark Ages #6)

    Anna Chant

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    The sun is rising on the Dark Ages… “His name is Clovis and he will be the greatest man in all the world!” So says Saxon visionary, Basina as she foretells the end of the Empire of Rome. But what she does not tell her people is how she also feels a strong connection to this man and is certain, in some way, her destiny will meet his. Passions flare when King Bisinus of Thuringia comes to Saxony in search of a second wife... more

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