Power, Prestige, and Politics: Historical Fiction Retells the Intriguing Tale of Four Princesses

With beauty, charms, and wit, four princesses from the south of France become some of the most influential women in Europe. Their quest to move forward from their meager kingdom is featured in Amelia V. Rogers’s historical novel Four Princesses from Provence.

In a time when noblewomen are mere pawns in the great game of politics and men, princesses Marguerite, Eleanor, Sacha, and Beatrice take their destinies into their own hands. Driven by ambition and desire for power and prestige, the four princesses advance to become key players in the continent’s biggest dynasties. Beatrice, married to an apathetic, self-absorbed prince, gets entangled in a secret, scandalous romance, in search of an elusive happiness.

Four Princesses from Provence takes readers back to thirteenth-century Europe with a vivid imagery of monarchy, royal intrigue, Middle Ages aesthetics, and more.

This book was featured in the 2016 AJC Decatur Book Festival last September 2–4 at the downtown Decatur square, Georgia, USA.
 

Four Princesses from Provence
Written by Amelia V. Rogers
Paperback | $12.95
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and other online book retailers.

 

About the Author

Amelia V. Rogers was born and raised in Italy. She studied the classics, linguistics, European history, and literature at the University of Urbino. She pursued advanced studies in language at the universities of Geneva, Switzerland, and Cambridge, England. She taught Latin, world history, and literature for over a decade in a college in Massachusetts.

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