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Amidst mourning the loss of her mother and trying to keep the family estate afloat, Lady Aribella, daughter of the Duke of Sumter, receives the summons to take her mother's place as one of Queen Charlotte's ladies-in-waiting. Arriving at the castle she is forced to conceal truths, forge her allegiance to the crown, and to Queen Charlotte and help in any way she can to convince the people that King George is mentally fit to rule.Prince Layton Christian Wilhelm, the youngest son of the King and Queen of Oldenburg, sails to England with only one job in mind: convince King George to aid his nation against the attacks of the French and pirates of the coast of his country. What he didn't expect was the lovely Lady Aribella to steal his heart.Both are torn between duty and their hearts. Is it possible to be loyal to one's country but still find a way to achieve your own happiness?Unlike any other late Georgian era/early Regency-era novels, I've read. "A Foreign Crown" takes you to the center of the British Monarchy and the decline of King George's mental state, affecting his ability to lead. It was truly intriguing to have their lives unfold as the story progressed. Queen Charlotte's love for her husband and her desperation to keep her family safe during tumultuous times, is a fascinating story in itself, but adding Lady Aribella and Prince Layton to the mix creates a unique and gratifying adventure.Filled with moments of history, love, devotion, loyalty, and true pain, Author Jen Geigle Johnson creates another adventure that makes me want to spend hours pouring over historic accounts of that time. The only thing I wish is that a sequel would be due to come out soon because I mourned over the fact I read this story too quickly. I want more of the Princes' of Oldenburg, to read their stories and to meet all 8 of the brothers.
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Amidst mourning the loss of her mother and trying to keep the family estate afloat, Lady Aribella, daughter of the Duke of Sumter, receives the summons to take her mother's place as one of Queen Charlotte's ladies-in-waiting. Arriving at the castle she is forced to conceal truths, forge her allegiance to the crown, and to Queen Charlotte and help in any way she can to convince the people that King George is mentally fit to rule.
Prince Layton Christian Wilhelm, the youngest son of the King and Queen of Oldenburg, sails to England with only one job in mind: convince King George to aid his nation against the attacks of the French and pirates of the coast of his country. What he didn't expect was the lovely Lady Aribella to steal his heart.
Both are torn between duty and their hearts. Is it possible to be loyal to one's country but still find a way to achieve your own happiness?
Unlike any other late Georgian era/early Regency-era novels, I've read. "A Foreign Crown" takes you to the center of the British Monarchy and the decline of King George's mental state, affecting his ability to lead. It was truly intriguing to have their lives unfold as the story progressed. Queen Charlotte's love for her husband and her desperation to keep her family safe during tumultuous times, is a fascinating story in itself, but adding Lady Aribella and Prince Layton to the mix creates a unique and gratifying adventure.
Filled with moments of history, love, devotion, loyalty, and true pain, Author Jen Geigle Johnson creates another adventure that makes me want to spend hours pouring over historic accounts of that time. The only thing I wish is that a sequel would be due to come out soon because I mourned over the fact I read this story too quickly. I want more of the Princes' of Oldenburg, to read their stories and to meet all 8 of the brothers.
Prince Layton Christian Wilhelm, the youngest son of the King and Queen of Oldenburg, sails to England with only one job in mind: convince King George to aid his nation against the attacks of the French and pirates of the coast of his country. What he didn't expect was the lovely Lady Aribella to steal his heart.
Both are torn between duty and their hearts. Is it possible to be loyal to one's country but still find a way to achieve your own happiness?
Unlike any other late Georgian era/early Regency-era novels, I've read. "A Foreign Crown" takes you to the center of the British Monarchy and the decline of King George's mental state, affecting his ability to lead. It was truly intriguing to have their lives unfold as the story progressed. Queen Charlotte's love for her husband and her desperation to keep her family safe during tumultuous times, is a fascinating story in itself, but adding Lady Aribella and Prince Layton to the mix creates a unique and gratifying adventure.
Filled with moments of history, love, devotion, loyalty, and true pain, Author Jen Geigle Johnson creates another adventure that makes me want to spend hours pouring over historic accounts of that time. The only thing I wish is that a sequel would be due to come out soon because I mourned over the fact I read this story too quickly. I want more of the Princes' of Oldenburg, to read their stories and to meet all 8 of the brothers.
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