I, Richard Plantagenet: Loyaulte me Lie

by J. P. Reedman

FBT review:

Embark on a gripping historical journey with "I, Richard Plantagenet: Loyaulte me Lie" by J.P. Reedman. Set in 1483, this compelling novel delves into the complex political landscape following the death of King Edward IV. With the Woodvilles in possession of power, Richard Duke of Gloucester is determined to secure the throne for himself and his young nephew, Edward V. However, eerie plots and schemes lurk in the shadows, endangering their safety. As Richard confronts betrayal and treachery, his loyalty to the crown is tested. With captivating storytelling and rich historical detail, this book will satisfy any avid reader of indie historical novels, providing an enthralling escape into the past. Pick up your copy today on Amazon.com.

Publisher Description:

1483. King Edward IV is dead. The Woodvilles have the Great Seal—and the treasury. In the north Richard Duke of Gloucester receives word of his brother’s unexpected death from Lord Hastings, who advises him to get to London and take possession of the new young King. Riding into Northampton, Anthony Woodville, guardian of Edward V, is implicated in a plot to ambush Richard upon the road. He is arrested and Edward V taken into care by Gloucester and the flamboyant and persuasive Duke of Buckingham. Once they reach London, Buckingham glibly suggests that the young King be sent to the Tower of London ‘for his own safety.’