My enemy the Queen,Used

My enemy the Queen,Used

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Is Queen Elizabeth I too wily or too afraid to marry? Or is there a spoiler Lettice Devereaux in the royal romances? The marriage between this beautiful and tempestuous widow and Elizabeth's longtime favorite, the Earl of Leicester, can't have endeared Lettice to the queen. Some years later, on Leicester's death, another courtier wins the queen's heart only to break it by secretly marrying someone else and then by plotting against the Crown. This soldierpoet, the Earl of Essex, is the son of Lettice and her first husband, Walter Devereaux. "Holt skillfully weaves invention and suspense into the fabric of history." (BOT Editorial Review Board)

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