The Devil's Queen: A Novel of Catherine De Medici - Tapa blanda

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Praise for "The Devil’s Queen"

“Kalogridis nails the palace intrigue and lush pageantry of the Renaissance.”—"Publishers Weekly"

“Kalogridis puts a human face on one of the most reviled women in history.” —"Booklist "

“A sweeping, dynamic novel of a woman who was both powerful and powerless in the life she lived. . . . Beautifully written and impeccably researched, "The Devil’s Queen" is a giant of a novel about a giant of a woman.” —"Romance Reviews Today"

“I enjoyed the book immensely. . . . It is very well written and well worth the time it will take to read. Be sure to have enough time to sit and actually get into it . . . it will keep you enthralled.”—NightOwlRomance.com

Praise for "The Borgia Bride"

“From sexual passion to mortal danger, the dramatic shift of real historical events will keep the reader turning the pages.” —Philippa Gregory, author of "The Oth

Praise for "The Devil's Queen"

"Kalogridis nails the palace intrigue and lush pageantry of the Renaissance."--"Publishers Weekly"

"Kalogridis puts a human face on one of the most reviled women in history." --"Booklist "

"A sweeping, dynamic novel of a woman who was both powerful and powerless in the life she lived. . . . Beautifully written and impeccably researched, "The Devil's Queen" is a giant of a novel about a giant of a woman." --"Romance Reviews Today"

"I enjoyed the book immensely. . . . It is very well written and well worth the time it will take to read. Be sure to have enough time to sit and actually get into it . . . it will keep you enthralled."--NightOwlRomance.com

Praise for "The Borgia Bride"

"From sexual passion to mortal danger, the dramatic shift of real historical events will keep the reader turning the pages." --Philippa Gregory, author of "The Other Boleyn Girl"

"Entertaining." --"USA"" Today"

Praise for "I, Mona Lisa"

"Kalogridis's fevered bodice ripper invents a passionate woman behind La Gioconda's enigmatic smile." --"Publishers Weekly"

"Kalogridis nails the palace intrigue and lush pageantry of the Renaissance."--"Publishers Weekly"

"Kalogridis puts a human face on one of the most reviled women in history." --"Booklist "

"A sweeping, dynamic novel of a woman who was both powerful and powerless in the life she lived. . . . Beautifully written and impeccably researched, "The Devil's Queen" is a giant of a novel about a giant of a woman." --"Romance Reviews Today"

"I enjoyed the book immensely. . . . It is very well written and well worth the time it will take to read. Be sure to have enough time to sit and actually get into it . . . it will keep you enthralled."--NightOwlRomance.com

Kalogridis nails the palace intrigue and lush pageantry of the Renaissance. "Publishers Weekly"

Kalogridis puts a human face on one of the most reviled women in history. "Booklist"

A sweeping, dynamic novel of a woman who was both powerful and powerless in the life she lived. . . . Beautifully written and impeccably researched, "The Devil's Queen" is a giant of a novel about a giant of a woman. "Romance Reviews Today"

I enjoyed the book immensely. . . . It is very well written and well worth the time it will take to read. Be sure to have enough time to sit and actually get into it . . . it will keep you enthralled. "NightOwlRomance.com""

"Kalogridis nails the palace intrigue and lush pageantry of the Renaissance." --Publishers Weekly

"Kalogridis puts a human face on one of the most reviled women in history." --Booklist

"A sweeping, dynamic novel of a woman who was both powerful and powerless in the life she lived. . . . Beautifully written and impeccably researched, The Devil's Queen is a giant of a novel about a giant of a woman." --Romance Reviews Today

"I enjoyed the book immensely. . . . It is very well written and well worth the time it will take to read. Be sure to have enough time to sit and actually get into it . . . it will keep you enthralled." --NightOwlRomance.com

Reseña del editor

A tale based on the life of the 16th-century monarch describes her status as a Machiavellian pawn before her marriage to Henry II of France, her rivalry with her husband's conniving mistress, and her determined efforts to keep her sons on the throne. Reprint.