There was room at the French court for only one top female. And Anne of Brittany knew who it must be.

18 Friday Oct 2019

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There was room at the French court for only one top female. And Anne of Brittany knew who it must be.

Discover a woman who knew how to lead from the age of 11 when she ascended the throne of Brittany in the Anne of Brittany Series, the gripping tale of a larger than life queen. 00000 AC AL ALRL best

“Gaston’s blend of royalty, young love, and the French Renaissance is enchanting.”—Publishers Weekly for Anne and Charles

“Sharp and engaging…a memorable adventure to the French Renaissance.”—Publishers Weekly 2018 Booklife Prize for Anne and Louis, General Fiction Winner

Charles? Needs watching.–Anne of Brittany Series, Book One

24 Thursday Jan 2019

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Discover the story of Anne of Brittany’s marriage to Charles VIII, King of France, in Anne and Charles, Book One of the Anne of Brittany Series.

Be inspired in 2019. Let Anne of Brittany’s story show you how.

10 Thursday Jan 2019

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Find the Anne of Brittany Series here. Discover the keys to self-possession and self-confidence in the true story of this 15th century ruler. Let 2019 be your year to fly.

BookBub announces new release Anne and Louis from Rozsa Gaston

29 Thursday Nov 2018

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BookBub New Release post 11-29-18 Anne and Louis

NYT bestselling author Eleanor Brown selects Anne and Louis by Rozsa Gaston for BookLife Prize finals

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Anne and Louis joins Sense of Touch and Anne and Charles in the Anne of Brittany Series. Learn from early Renaissance ruler Anne of Brittany the power of self-possession and self-confidence.