Ebook {Epub PDF} Indiscretions of the Queen by Jean Plaidy

 · Indiscretions of the Queen touches on very real basic human issues that are still important today: acceptance, image, deception and mental and emotional suffering Much to ponder on, yet presented in a very light and uplifting read/5(3).  · Indiscretions of the Queen ebook mid; Georgian Saga, Book 8 · Georgian Saga By Jean Plaidy. Read a Sample. Sign up to save your library. With an OverDrive account, you can save your favorite libraries for at-a-glance information about availability. Jean Plaidy. Publisher. Random House. Release. 30 August Share. Subjects Fiction. Indiscretions of the Queen touches on very real basic human issues that are still important today: acceptance, image, deception and mental and emotional suffering Much to ponder on, yet presented in a very light and uplifting read/5(37).

The Georgian Saga book series by Jean Plaidy includes books The Princess of Celle, Queen in Waiting, Caroline, the Queen, and several more. See the complete Georgian Saga series book list in order, box sets or omnibus editions, and companion titles. A complete list of all Jean Plaidy's books series in order (90 books) (13 series). Browse plot descriptions, book covers, genres, pseudonyms, ratings and awards. Indiscretions of the Queen () 9) The Regent's Daughter () 10) Goddess of the Green. The Empress Josephine: From Martinique to Malmaison (Marguerite Vance) Indiscretions of the Queen (Jean Plaidy) The Game of Hope (Sarah Gulland) A Rose for Virtue (Norah Lofts)

Indiscretions of the Queen. by Jean Plaidy. I began this book slightly biased against Caroline of Brunswick, as I’ve read of her in other books and articles. Leave it to Jean Plaidy to turn one’s opinions around completely, and simply by telling the facts in an amusing and straightforward manner. I had a similar experience with her novel Madame du Barry. Seldom, if ever, has the abandoned extravagance of the Regency era been brought to life with such dazzling style and accuracy. THE INDISCRETIONS OF THE QUEEN may well be Jean Plaidy's most compelling novel. This is a story about Caroline of Brunswick, written in Jean Plaidy's signature historical fiction style. It follows her from her early life, where she had a messed up family and a bit of a sketchy genetic background, all the way through the end of her life right after her husband denied her attendance at his coronation.