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The White Queen: Cousins' War 1

A widow of no royal blood becomes Queen of England in the Wars of the Roses.
Reading guide
Start here, as this is the first of the Cousins' War novels and the story is told in order from Elizabeth Woodville's marriage onwards.
A widow of no royal blood catches the eye of a young king and becomes Queen of England during the Wars of the Roses. She learns to survive a court of shifting loyalties while fighting for her family, and her two sons become the central figures in the mystery of the Princes in the Tower.

Description

Elizabeth Woodville is a widow of no royal blood when a young king notices her, and she finds herself Queen of England in the middle of the Wars of the Roses. Philippa Gregory follows her as she learns to hold her place at a court of shifting loyalties, fighting tenaciously for her family while the houses of York and Lancaster tear at one another.

Her two sons became the Princes in the Tower, and their fate is one of the most debated mysteries in English history. Gregory brings careful research and a storyteller's instinct to that puzzle. This first of the Cousins' War novels will suit readers who enjoy history told from the inside, through a clever, ambitious woman making her way in a world run by men.

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