Dawnlands
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Dawnlands

  1. 300 pages
  2. English
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From Philippa Gregory, the #1 bestselling author of Tidelands and Dark Tides. The spellbinding Fairmile series continues as the fiercely independent Alinor and her family find themselves entangled in palace intrigue, political upheaval, and life-changing secrets in seventeenth-century England. It is 1685 and England is on the brink of a renewed civil war. King Charles II has died without an heir and his brother James is to take the throne. But the people are bitterly divided, and many do not welcome the new king or his young queen. Ned Ferryman cannot persuade his sister, Alinor, that he is right to return from America with his Pokanoket servant, Rowan, to join the rebel army. Instead, Alinor and her daughter Alys, have been coaxed by the manipulative Livia to save the queen from the coming siege. The rewards are life-changing: the family could return to their beloved Tidelands, and Alinor could rule where she was once lower than a servant. Alinor's son is determined to stay clear of the war, but, in order to keep his own secrets in the past, Livia traps him in a plan to create an imposter Prince of Wales – a surrogate baby to the queen. From the last battle in the desolate Somerset Levels to the hidden caves on the slave island of Barbados, this third volume of an epic story follows a family from one end of the empire to another, to find a new dawn in a world which is opening up before them, with greater rewards and dangers than ever before. A compelling and powerful story of political intrigue and personal ambition, set between the palaces of London, the tidelands of Foulmire and the shores of Barbados. Praise for Dawnlands: 'This sprawling, epic addition to the series will delight Gregory's many fans' The Times 'Fast-paced, gripping and meticulously researched, the latest novel from Philippa Gregory is historical fiction at its best...' Daily Express 'Spellbinding' Woman's Own 'I love falling into a Philippa Gregory novel, her vibrant take on historical events always brings past eras alive...' Platinum Magazine

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. The Families of Fairmile
  4. 1. Northside Manor, Yorkshire, Spring 1685
  5. 2. Boston, New England, Spring 1685
  6. 3. St. James’s Palace, London, Spring 1685
  7. 4. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1685
  8. 5. St. James’s Palace, London, Spring 1685
  9. 6. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1685
  10. 7. St. James’s Palace, London, Spring 1685
  11. 8. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1685
  12. 9. St. James’s Palace, London, Spring 1685
  13. 10. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1685
  14. 11. Amsterdam, Holland, Spring 1685
  15. 12. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1685
  16. 13. Amsterdam, Holland, Spring 1685
  17. 14. Lincoln’s Inn, London, Spring 1685
  18. 15. Texel Island, Holland, Spring 1685
  19. 16. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1685
  20. 17. Texel Island, Holland, Spring 1685
  21. 18. St. James’s Palace, London, Spring 1685
  22. 19. At Sea, Spring 1685
  23. 20. The Coffeehouse, Serle Court, London, Spring 1685
  24. 21. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1685
  25. 22. St. James’s Palace Gardens, London, Spring 1685
  26. 23. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1685
  27. 24. At Sea, Summer 1685
  28. 25. St. James’s Palace, London, Summer 1685
  29. 26. Lyme Regis Coast, Summer 1685
  30. 27. St. James’s Palace, London, Summer 1685
  31. 28. Lyme Regis, Summer 1685
  32. 29. St. James’s Palace, London, Summer 1685
  33. 30. Taunton, Somerset, Summer 1685
  34. 31. St. James’s Palace, London, Summer 1685
  35. 32. Reekie Wharf, London, Summer 1685
  36. 33. Bridgwater, Somerset, Summer 1685
  37. 34. Reekie Wharf, London, Summer 1685
  38. 35. Philipsnorton, Somerset, Summer 1685
  39. 36. Reekie Wharf, London, Summer 1685
  40. 37. Bridgwater, Somerset, Summer 1685
  41. 38. St. James’s Palace, London, Summer 1685
  42. 39. Westonzoyland, Somerset, Summer 1685
  43. 40. Reekie Wharf, London, Summer 1685
  44. 41. St. James’s Palace, London, Summer 1685
  45. 42. West Country, Summer 1685
  46. 43. Reekie Wharf, London, Autumn 1685
  47. 44. Taunton, Somerset, Autumn 1685
  48. 45. Foulmire, Sussex, Autumn 1685
  49. 46. Windsor Castle, Autumn 1685
  50. 47. Taunton, Somerset, Autumn 1685
  51. 48. Foulmire, Sussex, Autumn 1685
  52. 49. Taunton, Somerset, Autumn 1685
  53. 50. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Autumn 1685
  54. 51. Taunton, Somerset, Autumn 1685
  55. 52. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Autumn 1685
  56. 53. Taunton, Somerset, Autumn 1685
  57. 54. Foulmire, Sussex, Autumn 1685
  58. 55. Taunton Castle Jail, Somerset, Autumn 1685
  59. 56. Foulmire, Sussex, Autumn 1685
  60. 57. Reekie Wharf, London, Autumn 1685
  61. 58. On the Road to London, Autumn 1685
  62. 59. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Autumn 1685
  63. 60. Berry Street, London, Autumn 1685
  64. 61. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Autumn 1685
  65. 62. Windsor Castle, Autumn 1685
  66. 63. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Autumn 1685
  67. 64. Berry Street, London, Autumn 1685
  68. 65. Bristol Jail, Autumn 1685
  69. 66. Foulmire, Sussex, Autumn 1685
  70. 67. Bristol Jail, Autumn 1685
  71. 68. Reekie Wharf, London, Autumn 1685
  72. 69. St. James’s Palace, London, Autumn 1685
  73. 70. Bristol, Autumn 1685
  74. 71. Hatton Garden, London, Autumn 1685
  75. 72. Reekie Wharf, London, Autumn 1685
  76. 73. Bridgetown, Barbados, Winter 1686
  77. 74. St. James’s Palace, London, Winter 1686
  78. 75. Barbados, Winter 1686
  79. 76. Whitehall Palace, London, Winter 1686
  80. 77. Peabody Plantation, Barbados, Winter 1686
  81. 78. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1686
  82. 79. Peabody Plantation, Barbados, Spring 1686
  83. 80. Avery House, London, Spring 1686
  84. 81. Hatton Garden, London, Spring 1686
  85. 82. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1686
  86. 83. St. James’s Palace, London, Spring 1686
  87. 84. Reekie Wharf, London, Summer 1686
  88. 85. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Summer 1686
  89. 86. Reekie Wharf, London, Summer 1686
  90. 87. Peabody Plantation, Barbados, Summer 1686
  91. 88. St. James’s Palace, London, Summer 1686
  92. 89. Peabody Plantation, Barbados, Autumn 1686
  93. 90. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Autumn 1686
  94. 91. Deep Cave, Barbados, Autumn 1686
  95. 92. Hatton Garden, London, Autumn 1686
  96. 93. Deep Cave, Barbados, Autumn 1686
  97. 94. Foulmire, Sussex, Autumn 1686
  98. 95. Deep Cave, Barbados, Autumn 1686
  99. 96. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Autumn 1686
  100. 97. Deep Cave, Barbados, Autumn 1686
  101. 98. Bridgetown, Barbados, Autumn 1686
  102. 99. Whitehall Palace, London, Winter 1686
  103. 100. Bridgetown, Barbados, Winter 1687
  104. 101. Peabody Plantation, Winter 1687
  105. 102. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Spring 1687
  106. 103. Reekie Wharf, London, Summer 1687
  107. 104. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Summer 1687
  108. 105. Whitehall Palace, London, Summer 1687
  109. 106. Foulmire, Sussex, Summer 1687
  110. 107. Foulmire Priory, Sussex, Autumn 1687
  111. 108. Bath, Somerset, Autumn 1687
  112. 109. Christopher Monck’s Townhouse, London, Autumn 1687
  113. 110. White Hart Inn, London, Autumn 1687
  114. 111. Bath, Somerset, Autumn 1687
  115. 112. The Coffeehouse, Serle Court, London, Autumn 1687
  116. 113. Whitehall Palace, London, Autumn 1687
  117. 114. Bridgetown, Barbados, Winter 1687
  118. 115. Fairmere Priory, Sussex, Winter 1687
  119. 116. Peabody Plantation, Barbados, Winter 1687
  120. 117. Whitehall Palace, London, Winter 1687
  121. 118. Bridgetown, Barbados, Winter 1687
  122. 119. Whitehall Palace, London, Spring 1688
  123. 120. Reekie Wharf, London, Spring 1688
  124. 121. Hatton Garden, London, Spring 1688
  125. 122. Amsterdam, Holland, Spring 1688
  126. 123. Whitehall Palace, London, Spring 1688
  127. 124. Haycroft And Johnson Goldsmiths, London, Spring 1688
  128. 125. Hatton Garden, London, Spring 1688
  129. 126. Bridewell, Clerkenwell, London, Summer 1688
  130. 127. Whitehall Palace, London, Summer 1688
  131. 128. St. James’s Palace, London, Summer 1688
  132. 129. Hatton Garden, London, Summer 1688
  133. 130. Reekie Wharf, London, Summer 1688
  134. 131. Fairmere Priory, Sussex, Summer 1688
  135. 132. Bridgetown, Barbados, Summer 1688
  136. 133. Reekie Wharf, London, Summer 1688
  137. 134. Hellevoetsluis, Holland, Summer 1688
  138. 135. Windsor Castle, Autumn 1688
  139. 136. Torbay, Devon, Autumn 1688
  140. 137. Whitehall Palace, London, Autumn 1688
  141. 138. Whitehall Palace, London, Autumn 1688
  142. 139. On the Road to London, Winter 1688
  143. 140. Fairmere Priory, Sussex, Winter 1688
  144. 141. Whitehall Palace, London, Winter 1688
  145. 142. Reekie Wharf, Southwark, London, Winter 1688
  146. 143. Barbados, Winter 1688
  147. 144. Reekie Wharf, London, Winter 1688
  148. 145. Fairmere Priory, Sussex, Summer 1689
  149. Author’s Note
  150. Reading Group Guide
  151. About the Author
  152. Bibliography
  153. Copyright