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In the end, no one explained . The queen ;s sorrow - Hennepin County Libraryhome > bookspace > my comments > comment: the queen ;s sorrow /. ‘You question faith, and it’s broken, and it lets the darkness in.’ This novel was not what at all what I expected and initially I felt disappointed. The Queen's Sorrow A novel by Suzannah Dunn . - TLC Book ToursShe has written three historical novels : The Queen of Subtleties, The Sixth Wife and The Queen ;s Sorrow . Suzannah Dunn is the author of ten previous novels , all of which have been critically acclaimed. She has written three historical novels : The Queen of Subtleties, The Sixth Wife and The Queen ;s Sorrow . W. The Lady Gwyn ;s Kingdom: Book Review: The Queen ;s Rival Book Review: The Queen ;s Rival. Whether you love a book or loathe it,. It is Sainsbury ;s Book of the Month, Waterstones are also promoting it and it will be in WH Smith and Tesco, . The Confession of Katherine Howard - Wonders & MarvelsShe has written three historical novels : The Queen of Subtleties, The Sixth Wife and The Queen ;s Sorrow . Visit Suzannah at her . THE QUEEN ;S SORROW Mini Review - Historical BoysNevertheless, her story is a fascinating one, and author Suzannah Dunn captures a fragment of it in her haunting novel , THE QUEEN ;S SORROW . The Queen ;s Rival, Diane Haeger 4 roses. Kristin . She has written three historical novels : The Queen of Subtleties, The Sixth Wife and The Queen ;s Sorrow . Overall, I ;m intrigued to take a look at the other two other novels Dunn has written since The Queen of Subtleties that also center around Tudor England: The Sixth Wife and The Queen ;s Sorrow , both published in 2008.Historical Novel Review: The Queen ;s Confidante by Karen HarperBoth women know the sorrow of losing a child. Her Highness, the Traitor . Book Review: The Confessions of Katherine Howard by Suzannah . Gortner. I thought that a bit harsh, and although tempted to . I wasn ;t sure about the ending of this book so I went on line to see if anyone out there could explain it. As England ;s first ruling queen, her joy should be complete when she marries Philip, the dashing Prince of