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The First Queen of England, Part 2

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The First Queen of England, Part 2

By: M J Porter
Narrated by: Sheila Daly Payson
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Lady Elfrida is queen of England, her husband enamored of her, and her supporters many and varied. But the queen finds herself caught up in terse political intrigues, as England is threatened both from external Viking attack and internally from restless factionalism at Court, aggravated by questions about who will rule after the king.

Even when she has accomplished all she can for the king, a tragedy robs her of her joy and influence, and once more, she must toil to retain her position as the first queen of England and mother to the king’s heir.

This is the second part in the continuing story of Lady Elfrida, the first crowned queen of England.

The First Queen of England, Part 3 is now available.

©2017 M J Porter (P)2018 M J Porter Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Romance Royalty England
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can't wait until the next in the series is available. M J Porter has many other historical fiction novels hope they are soon available on Audible

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This is the continuation of the story begun in book 1. It's a little more believable than the previous story, but far from totally realistic. However, it's a good story and quite entertaining, albeit quite wordy at times, with reasonably compelling characters. And Sheila Daly Payson performs well, although more distinctive voicing of the characters would have been helpful in following some of the dialog. The story concludes quite nicely.

Note: I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Continues from book 1

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