In Tudor England, in the year 1530, Henry VIII's desire to marry Anne Boleyn is frustrated by the Pope's unwillingness to grant him a divorce from his first Queen. The church is still the strongest power in the land, and the wealthiest. In Norfolk, the town of Castleacre, ancestral home of the Ackla
Fresh Blood Old Bones
β Scribed by Lansdale, Kasey (editor); Lansdale, Joe R; Collins, Nancy A
- Book ID
- 108254477
- Publisher
- Biting Dog Publications
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 213 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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