"A Fast-paced Time Travel with Charming Characters"
The find in the London manor house excites Sharon Reynolds,
Curator of the Historical Costume and Fabric Collection of
a Chicago museum. In one of the Elizabethan dresses, she
finds a hidden parchment that claims proof existed that
Henry had a legitimate son who should have been on the
throne instead of Elizabeth. Before she can understand what
she has, Sharon falls through a door and finds an
aristocratic woman wearing sixteenth century garbs yelling
at her. Somehow, Sharon has become a seamstress for Queen
Elizabeth I. Sharon becomes confused and almost is trampled
by a horse. Elizabeth's half brother Richard Granville
saves her life. As Richard and Sharon begin to fall in
love, she must adjust to the regal intrigue of 1570,
including a Spanish-Catholic alliance that plans to place
Richard on the throne in spite of his loyalty to the
current monarch. THE QUEEN'S MAN is a fast-paced time travel romance
starring two charming charcaters. Although fans must accept
on faith the movement through time and Sharon's relatively
easy adjustment, readers will fully enjoy the tale. The
story line brings to life the court of Queen Elizabeth I
through the eyes of the time traveler. Fans of the sub-
genre will gain pleasure from this warm tale filled with
historical tidbits, a wonderful cast, and an interesting
era lively painted by Terri Brisbin. Harriet Klausner / September 2000
Copyright © 2000
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted March 20, 2002
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