Kingdom of Shadows: An utterly enchanting historical novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author!

Kingdom of Shadows: An utterly enchanting historical novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author!

by Barbara Erskine (Author)

Synopsis

Gorgeous repackage of Barbara Erskine's first novel, blending history, family legacy and contemporary passion In a childless and unhappy marriage, Clare Royland is rich and beautiful - but lonely. And fueling her feelings of isolation is a strange, growing fascination with an ancestress from the distant past. Troubled by haunting inexplicable dreams that terrify - but also powerfully compel - her, Clare is forced to look back through the centuries for answers. In 1306, Scotland is at war. Isobel, Countess of Buchan, faces fear and the prospect of untimely death as the fighting surrounds her. But passionate and headstrong, her trials escalate when she is persecuted for her part in crowning Robert the Bruce, her lover. Duncairn, Isobel's home and Clare's beloved heritage, becomes a battleground for passions that span the centuries. As husband Paul's recklessness threatens their security, Clare must fight to save Duncairn, and to save herself from the powers of Isobel...

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 736
Edition: (Reissue)
Publisher: HarperCollins
Published: 19 Feb 2009

ISBN 10: 0007288662
ISBN 13: 9780007288663

Media Reviews

Praise for Barbara Erskine

The Warrior's Princess:

`An engrossing race against time' Woman and Home

`This is one of the most gripping page-turners I've read' Sun

Barbara's many bestsellers:

`A riveting timeslip novel' Fanny Blake

`Her forte is mood, atmosphere and the toe-curling frisson' Elizabeth Buchan, Sunday Times

`Stephen King meets Ruth Rendell' Frank Delaney

`Barbara Erskine's storytelling talent is undeniable' The Times

Author Bio

A historian by training, Barbara Erskine is the author of many bestselling novels that demonstrate her interest in both history and the supernatural, plus three collections of short stories. Her books have appeared in at least twenty-six languages. Her first novel, Lady of Hay, has sold over two million copies worldwide. She lives with her family in an ancient manor house near Colchester and in a cottage near Hay-on-Wye.