![]() ![]() In this historically accurate and thrilling story of power and passion, Hilda Lewis has created an unforgettable account of how the fate of nations has often been forged in royal bedrooms. The contest that ensued decided the fate of England. She would tear England in half to quench her rage if she failed, her son would avenge her honour. Editions for I, Jacqueline: 0752445642 (Paperback published in 2008), (Kindle Edition published in 2011), (Kindle Edition published in 2008), (Hardcover. ![]() ![]() Like an unleashed fury, she pursued the king's paramours. But even the presence of Mortimer could not quench her thirst for vengeance, once she had tasted blood. In his bed, she found comfort and love and cared little that people called her a harlot. Weary of waiting, Isabella turned to Mortimer of Wigmore. She grew in beauty and wiles the king, in weakness, as other men, worse men, took Gaveston's place. And so she waited, nursing her anger, rejection, and disgust. No woman could compete with her beauty, but another man? What could she do at the age of fourteen? Wait, only wait. Isabella of France was proud to be wed to the handsome Edward II of England, but her joy soon turned to rancour, for Piers Gaveston, an egotistical and mercenary courtier, usurped her husband's bed. ![]()
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