Feversham by Diane Davidson
Set in the tumultuous backdrop of Tudor England, "Feversham" delves into the gripping tale of Mistress Alice Arden, a woman whose life is shrouded in mystery and intrigue. On February 15, 1550, a shocking murder takes place, leaving all of England in disbelief. Alice, alongside her lover, is accused of orchestrating the murder of her husband, a crime that took multiple attempts before finally succeeding. The narrative explores the duality of Alice's character, questioning whether she was a malevolent enchantress or a misunderstood woman caught in unfortunate circumstances. As the story unfolds, readers are drawn into the complexities of Alice's life, her relationships, and the societal perceptions that painted her as either a villain or a victim. The novel invites readers to ponder the true nature of Alice Arden and the enigmatic allure that captivated those around her.
The 17120th greatest book of all time
- Published
- 1969
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- Pages
- 350
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- Daniel S. Burt's Recommended Historical Novels (What Historical Novel Do I Read Next? by Daniel S. Burt (1997))