Europe Wakes Up from the Slumber of the Dark Ages

Author Amelia V. Rogers takes readers back to the Middle Ages, where noble women were often pawns in the great game of dynastic politics.

In her book, Four Princesses from Provence, Rogers redeems the role of women through the four daughters of the Count of Provence who choose to be important players in their own right. Using their charms, beauty, and intelligence, they have managed to move from their father’s small kingdom in the south of France to positions of power across Europe. Are they all happily married? Or is there one who makes the wrong move?

With the help of LitFire Publishing, Four Princesses from Provence was introduced to an international audience at BookExpo America at McCormick Place, Chicago, last May 11–13, 2016.
 
 
 

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 retail stores.
 
 

About the Author

Amelia V. Rogers was born in Italy, where she spent her formative years studying the classics, linguistics, and European history and literature at lycée and university. She then pursued advanced studies in language in Geneva and Cambridge. Over the years, she has built on her knowledge of classical linguistics and European history, with extensive travel to historical sites in Europe and the Middle East. She has taught Latin, world history, and literature at a local college in Massachusetts.

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