1603-1714, stuarts

Christopher, Tom, and Sally engage in a dangerous cat and mouse game with the Raven as Christopher attempts to finally unmask him.

A biography of Britain's Queen Anne, who united two of her realms, England and Scotland, to form the Kingdom of Great Britain in the early 1700s. Includes the complex relationship Anne had with Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough.

Chronicles the seventeenth-century life of James, King of Scots, describing his childhood in Scotland, his ascension to the throne, and his efforts to translate the Bible from Latin into accessible English.

As the plague decimates London in 1665 and an assassin threatens the apothecary's life, apprentice Christopher Rowe and his faithful friend Tom, following a trail of puzzles, riddles, and secrets, risk their lives to untangle the heart of a dark conspiracy. Presented in Spanish.

Frances has learned to use flowers and herbs to become a healer, but the King's court sees witchcraft punishable by death. Forcibly brought to the castle, Francis is surrounded by danger with a dark campaign gathering to destroy Parliament. She finds happiness only with the King's daughter and a mysterious courtier, who may not be what he seems.

Christopher Rowe is shipwrecked in Devonshire, where children are disappearing and a ghost is suspected, but even Tom and Sally's arrival may not cure his amnesia in time to help.

Learn the untold history of the kings and queens of England in this title.

In 1666 Beth Johnson, actress and spy, has been assigned by spymaster Sir Alan Strange to pursue Henry Vale, mastermind behind the plots to kill King Charles, to the American colonies--but first she and Ralph must figure out a way to free their fellow spy John from prison so he can accompany them.

Chronicles the nineteen-year-old Prince of Wales' vengeance against the men who beheaded his father, Charles I, in seventeenth century England.

While on the run from a mob accusing them of witchcraft in 1625, John's mother teaches him about an ancient and secret Feast. A winter out in the wild takes his mother's life, and John is taken to Buckland Manor as an orphan and put to work in the kitchens. Guided by the master cook, John takes his mother's story about the Feast to heart and quickly gains recognition for his culinary creations. Now the master of the house's daughter, Lucretia, swears she will fast until her father lets her off the hook for an arranged marriage. The task falls to John to get her to eat, but in his attempts John and Lucretia slowly fall in love themselves. Meanwhile the English Civil War is looming.