Ebook {Epub PDF} The Poison Bed by E.C. Fremantle

 · Set in England during the reign of James I, this craftily constructed historical from Fremantle (Queen’s Gambit) makes deft use of a real-life crime that provoked “a scandal that rocked the Jacobean court and was one of the initial cracks that would eventually lead to the devastation of the Stuart monarchy,” according to an author’s note. Fremantle creates suspense by delaying the Brand: Pegasus Books.  · Book Review: 'The Poison Bed,' By Elizabeth Fremantle Elizabeth Fremantle's twisty, deceptive new novel is based on the real-life story of the Earl and Countess of Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins.  · Buy The Poison Bed: 'Gone Girl meets The Miniaturist' by Fremantle, E C (ISBN: ) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. The Poison Bed: 'Gone Girl meets The Miniaturist': www.doorway.ru: Fremantle, E C: Reviews:

The Poison Bed: A Novel. Written by Elizabeth Fremantle. Elizabeth Fremantle is the acclaimed author of Sisters of Treason, Queen's Gambit, and Watch the Lady, and she has contributed to Vogue, the Wall Street Journal, Vanity Fair, and the Sunday Times (London). The Poison Bed. Elizabeth Fremantle. J ·. Out today! Related Videos. I'm delighted to reveal the cover for my new book - The Honey and the Sting.. Elizabeth Fremantle. Elizabeth Fremantle is the acclaimed author of Sisters of Treason, Queen's Gambit, and Watch the Lady, and she has contributed to Vogue, the Elizabeth Fremantle hasn't bothered to inform herself in the least about Jacobean court manners or habits. To whit, in the first 25 pages of The Poison Bed.

The Poison Bed is based on true events from the early seventeenth century and tells the story of Frances Howard and Robert Carr, the Count and Countess of Somerset, and the accusation of murder against them. Each chapter is simply titled Him or Her as we read their differing stories from how they met until the murder accusation and the consequences from that event. E.C. Fremantle is the author of The Poison Bed ( avg rating, ratings, reviews, published ), The Honey and the Sting ( avg rating, Elizabeth Fremantle hasn't bothered to inform herself in the least about Jacobean court manners or habits. To whit, in the first 25 pages of The Poison Bed the author has King James I in his apartments with Richard Carr, courtier and apparent boy-toy, preparing him for a tuck-in.