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Norah Lofts's Books
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Eleanor the QueenEleanor of Aquitaine, the crusuding queen, rules as a modern woman of the twelfth century, in Norah Lofts beloved classic of royal fiction.Read More
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The Lute PlayerBeloved author Norah Lofts brings to life the romance and adventure of the crusading king Richard the Lionhearted through the eyes of his most humble...Read More
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Here Was a ManFrom one of the original leading ladies of historical fiction, this reissued classic captures the life of sir Walter Raleigh—a man of...Read More -
The King's PleasureFrom beloved novelist Norah Lofts, the classic tale of romance and betrayal in the court of Henry VIII and his first queen, Katherine of Aragon.Read More
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The ConcubineAcclaimed and beloved historical novelist Norah Lofts brings to life the danger, romance, and intrigue of the Tudor court that forever altered the...Read More
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Cary News, March 25, 2012
...the works since I was about 15. I became fascinated with Anne Boleyn after reading “The Concubine” by Norah Lofts. It was around that time that my grandmother told me we had a family connection to Anne Boleyn. The name Anne goes through the family,...
Star News Online, January 29, 2012
...life of Anne Boleyn ever since she was 15 years old, and she first read a copy of Norah Lofts' "The Concubine."It's not so surprising, then, that "At the Mercy of the Queen" reads like a teenage girl's ultimate fantasy. (Barnhill does, however, write...
Bury Free Press, March 1, 2012
...her own name but also used the pen name Peter Curtis for books she felt were ‘not typical Norah Lofts’, like The Devil’s Own in 1960. Hammer filmed it as The Witches and it was republished last year with that title. Clive admits he was not aware of...
Bury Mercury, February 23, 2012
...Unveiling of a plague dedicated to author Norah Lofts at Northgate House, Bury St Edmunds. 8:22 AM A BURY St Edmunds writer has been officially honoured at the house she loved as part of a new heritage...
Bury Free Press, February 11, 2012
...Barn murderer William Corder’s hanging. But the other writer the plaques remember has stronger connections. Historical novelist Norah Lofts, whose books are still in print, is remembered on Northgate House, Northgate Street, her home from 1955 to her...
Evening Star, February 8, 2012
...Society. In total the trail celebrates the lives of seven people with connections with the town: Dickens, writer Norah Lofts, painter Rose Mead, artist Sybil Andrews, diarist James Oakes, collector Frederic Gershom Parkington and architect Lewis Nockalls...
East Anglian Daily Times, February 8, 2012
...Society. In total the trail celebrates the lives of seven people with connections with the town: Dickens, writer Norah Lofts, painter Rose Mead, artist Sybil Andrews, diarist James Oakes, collector Frederic Gershom Parkington and architect Lewis Nockalls...
BBC, February 7, 2012
...St Edmunds's history. "It should help tourism." The society is also putting up plaques to author Norah Lofts, architect Lewis Nockalls-Cottingham, the artists Sybil Andrews and Rose Mead, diarist and alderman James Oakes and the cellist Frederic...
East Anglian Daily Times, February 7, 2012
...is taking place today in Bury St Edmunds. The English Heritage-backed plaques will honour three women – writer Norah Lofts, painter Rose Mead and artist Sybil Andrews, and four men – diarist James Oakes, collector Frederick Gershop-Parkington,...
