Summary - The Lady Of The Rivers: Based On The Book By Philippa Gregory

SUMMARY

THE LADY OF THE RIVERS

BASED ON THE BOOK BY PHILIPPA GREGORY

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CONTENT

A Captive of War (1430)

Secrets and Stories (1430)

A Marriage of Advantage (1430)

Visions and Journeys (1433)

Life in England (1450s)

A Second Marriage and Court Intrigue (1450s)

Political Turmoil and Loss (1450s)

Family and Foresight (1450s)

War and Loss (1450s-1460s)

General Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

The Lady of the Rivers by Philippa Gregory tells the story of Jacquetta, a woman living in the tumultuous 15th century, during the War of the Roses. Jacquetta, a duchess with links to the House of Luxembourg, possesses a unique heritage and the gift of foresight. The narrative follows her as she navigates the political landscape of England, while trying to protect her family. The book explores themes of family loyalty, the power of women, the mysteries of fate, and the human cost of war. Jacquetta’s evolving understanding of her own abilities also adds a significant layer to the story. The novel does not shy away from the brutality of the time, showing the chaos and violence that defined the era.

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Date de publication

Livre audio : 23 janvier 2025