Historic Fiction Novel Features Queen’s Rise to Power and Downfall

Political struggles are present throughout time. Derived from one of the most controversial women in Europe during the Middle Ages, A Lady Crowned with Fleurs-de-Lys by Amelia Rogers is a fiction novel about Isabeau de Bavaria, wife of King Charles VI.
 
Elisabeth, or Isabella, was a German duchess of Bavaria. She was betrothed to King Charles VI and together lived a blissful marriage. However, the king fell victim to a mental illness that eventually led to a rebellion. Isabella now finds herself with so much power and becomes the next target of the political maneuvering in France.
 
Amazon customer Ruth Harrison says, “The novel draws its authenticity from the author’s solid grasp of history; it draws its energy from the story of a strong female leader in a man’s world of war, intrigue, and all too frequent destruction.”
 
A Lady Crowned with Fleurs-de-Lys is a story filled with intrigue and deception and shows what measures a person will take to attain power. To learn more about the author and her work, visit her website, www.medievalwomenbyameliarogers.com.
 
 
A Lady Crowned with Fleurs-de-Lys
A Historical Novel
Written by Amelia V. Rogers
Paperback | $19.99
Kindle | $7.95
 
Book copies are available at LitFire Publishing, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.
 

 
About the Author
Amelia V. Rogers began her fascination with classical literature, European history, and linguistics in Italy, her hometown, at a very young age. She completed advanced studies on language in Cambridge, England, and Geneva, Switzerland. Her expertise on classical linguistics and European history is a product of academic pursuit and immersion to actual historic places. She is well traveled and teaches Latin, world history, and literature in Massachusetts.
 

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