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The Maligned Lady Rochford – An Interview and Cover Reveal with Adrienne Dillard

Olga Hughes September 19, 2016

Nothing remains of Jane Boleyn. We do not know what she looked like, where she is buried, and we have...

Olga Hughes September 14, 2016

When faced with the legend of Charles II, and his decadent court, it is tempting to think that, like so...

Olga Hughes August 1, 2016

He was the Once and Future prince. The most important boy in all of England, the entire hopes of a...

Olga Hughes April 26, 2016

Historian Toni Mount joins us today on her tour for the first book in her Sebastian Foxley Medieval Mystery series,...

Olga Hughes April 25, 2016

Dogs served in many different areas in World War I. Sentry dogs and Scouting dogs worked alongside soldiers on foot....

Olga Hughes April 7, 2016

We have to ask ourselves if Richard would have killed his brother’s sons, or Henry Tudor his brothers-in-law, when a...

Lauren Mackay March 29, 2016

Easter, 1536. With the death of Katherine of Aragon in January, it would seem that Anne Boleyn is at last...

Olga Hughes March 27, 2016

Austerity was not necessarily on the menu when it came to royal dining during Lent, even if meat was off...

Olga Hughes March 18, 2016

Natalie Grueninger and Sarah Morris, authors of the best-selling In the Footsteps of Anne Boleyn, are celebrating the release of...

Neil Kemp January 25, 2016

ophie Peirce-Evans, later known as Mary, Lady Heath, was born on November 10th 1896, in Knockaderry, Co Limerick, Ireland. From...