The Falcon's Flight: A novel of Anne Boleyn (The Falcon's Rise)
Description
"Not much is told of Anne Boleyns early years. The author does a smashing job here. It's well worth the read." - Bente Millek "This is a very good book. It is about Anne Boleyn's earlier years. I have read everything I can find about Anne Boleyn, so to keep me interested in her early life was a pleasant surprise." - Deb Originally from Derbyshire, Natalia trained as a graphic designer and illustrator, before deciding to become a museum curator and fulfil a passion for all things historical. Working with collections ranging from toys and military objects to Royal Crown Derby China, she is now retired and divides her time between London and Derbyshire. In her spare time, Natalia likes to walk in the Derbyshire countryside, research the Tudors, and travel abroad.
Features & Highlights
- Anne Boleyn's life is threatened, intrigue, gossip and treachery abound, and her destiny is finally revealed.
- A young Anne Boleyn and her sister are sent to Paris to attend Mary Tudor, the new Queen of France. Unclear where her loyalties should lie, Anne soon makes an enemy of the queen. When the widowed Mary returns to England, Anne stays on in France to serve the new queen, Claude, but Anne's sister's actions put the girls' new court career at risk.
- A dangerous love affair follows and Anne finds an unlikely ally in the French king's mistress.
- But nothing ever goes to plan...
- The Falcon’s Flight
- is the second part of Natalia Richard’s vivid retelling of Anne Boleyn’s early life. Book one,
- The Falcon’s Rise
- , vividly portrayed Anne’s early life in England. The Falcon’s Flight takes us on to Anne’s ever eventful life on the continent.
