 | |
  | |
| Searching ... |
| 0 % | ||
Books by Norah Lofts
  | | The King's Pleasure(Reprint) A Novel of Katharine of Aragon by Norah Lofts Paperback, 429 Pages, Published 2008 by Touchstone Mobipocket_Ebook ISBN-13: 978-1-4165-9089-7, ISBN: 1-4165-9089-7 "Released for the first time in decades, this international bestseller powerfully tells of the life of Katharine of Aragon, from her childhood in Spain to her reign and downfall in England as the first wife of Henry VII. A princess by birth and a queen by marriage, Katharine always held the highest aspirations for her life, never doubting a vision both she and her mother, Isabella of Spain, had of her becoming one of the great rulers of ..." |
 | | The Concubine(Reprint) A Novel by Norah Lofts Paperback, 464 Pages, Published 2008 by Touchstone Mobipocket_Ebook ISBN-13: 978-1-4165-9090-3, ISBN: 1-4165-9090-0 "Acclaimed and beloved historical novelist Norah Lofts brings to life the danger, romance, and intrigue of the Tudor court that forever altered the course of English history. The king first noticed Anne Boleyn as a heartbroken sixteen-year-old, sullen and beautiful after a thwarted romance with the son of the Earl of Northumberland. "All eyes and hair," a courtier had said disparagingly of her, but when King Henry VIII fell for young A ..." |
 | | The Concubine by Norah Lofts Paperback, 336 Pages, Published 2006 by Tempus ISBN-13: 978-0-7524-3943-3, ISBN: 0-7524-3943-X "All eyes and hair' a courtier had said disparagingly of her - and certainly the younger daughter of Tom Boleyn lacked the bounteous charms of most ladies of Court. Black-haired, black-eyed, she had a wild-sprite qualty that was to prove more effective, more dangerous than conventional feminine appeal. The King first noticed her when she was sixteen - and with imperial greed he smashed her youthful love-affair with Harry Percy and began ..." |
 | | Michael and All Angels by Norah Lofts Paperback, 214 Pages, Published 2017 by Tree Of Life Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1-905806-50-8, ISBN: 1-905806-50-7 "Will Oakley, landlord of The Fleece, had two daughters, as different in character as they were in appearance. Myrtle was vivid, bright and lovely, a dreamer with a generous spirit and a zest for life. Harriet was ugly--not in form or figure but when she turned round and men saw her pockmarked face they shuddered. And their revulsion had slowly corroded her soul, destroyed compassion and the ability to show affection. But one thing Harri ..." |
 | | The House at Sunset (Suffolk Trilogy) by Norah Lofts Paperback, 288 Pages, Published 2014 by Tree Of Life Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1-905806-75-1, ISBN: 1-905806-75-2 "With the coming of the 20th century, the house was in decline-soon to be broken into apartments and shops, including a café serving the increasingly poorer passing trade. For Public Health Inspector Jonathan Roper it was a disgrace that should be demolished without further ado. But whether they loved it or hated it, the the Old Vine had affected every person who came into contact with it. Their stories were woven into the house's timbe ..." |
 | | The House at Old Vine(Illustrated) (Suffolk Trilogy) by Norah Lofts Paperback, 352 Pages, Published 2013 by Tree Of Life Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1-905806-74-4, ISBN: 1-905806-74-4 "The doomed love story of Josiana Greenwood and Walter Rancon sets the scene as the destiny of the great Suffolk house known as the Old Vine continues to unfold. Haunted by the stubbornness of its founder, Martin Reed, and the mystical gypsy blood of his wife, their descendants, both innocent and guilty, are caught up in a world of witch-hunts, wars and revolution over two centuries-between the days of Christopher Columbus and the Restor ..." |
 | | The Town House (Suffolk Trilogy) by Norah Lofts Paperback, 348 Pages, Published 2013 by Tree Of Life Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1-905806-73-7, ISBN: 1-905806-73-6 "Can a house built from the ashes of tragedy ever be a place of lasting happiness? Can the hereditary mix of wild gypsy lore, fierce independence, magic and mystery truly settle in a respectable home? The Town House is the first in Norah Lofts' enduringly popular Suffolk Trilogy about the Old Vine at Baildon. Built in the late fourteenth century by Martin Reed, a runaway serf who had defied his master for the woman he loved, the house w ..." |
 | | How Far to Bethlehem? by Norah Lofts Paperback, 324 Pages, Published 2012 by Tree Of Life Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1-905806-18-8, ISBN: 1-905806-18-3 "Melchior had never seen anything like it; the star was so bright, so full of tragedy and glory. He knew at once that it was his task to find the child and warn its parents. But Melchior was old, poor and unwise in the ways of men. Providence took him to the barbarian king, Gaspar, who wanted to know if this great King in the East would be a threat to his empire. It was Balthazar, the escaped slave with a wonderful knowledge of languages ..." |
 | | Eleanor the Queen by Norah Lofts Paperback, 240 Pages, Published 2008 by Tempus ISBN-13: 978-0-7524-3944-0, ISBN: 0-7524-3944-8 "This is the story of a brilliant, medieval figure - of a princess who led her own knights to the Crusades, who was bride to two kings and mother of Richard the Lion Heart. It is the rich, incredible story of Eleanor Of Aquitaine." |
 | | The Lost Queen by Norah Lofts Paperback, 384 Pages, Published 2007 by Tempus Publishing Ltd ISBN-13: 978-0-7524-4468-0, ISBN: 0-7524-4468-9 "'Princesses are born to be exiled. What is the alternative? Spinsterhood? 'Thus the future of Caroline Matilda, youngest sister of George III, was settled - exile to a foreign country, and marriage to a nearly insane Crown Prince of Denmark. Entreatingly prompted by a sense of foreboding, she begged that one of her sisters be sent in her place. But Caroline was the healthiest, the strongest of the English princesses, and as well as bein ..." |
 | | Crown of Aloes by Norah Lofts Paperback, 280 Pages, Published 2007 by The History Press ISBN-13: 978-0-7524-4469-7, ISBN: 0-7524-4469-7 "Isabella of Spain was a great woman, a great Queen. Crown Of Aloes is presented as a personal chronicle. Within the framework of known fact and detail drawn from hitherto unexploited contemporary Spanish sources, a novelist's imagination and understanding have provided motives, thoughts, and private conversations, helping to build up the fascinating character Isabella must have been. Her fortunes were varied indeed: she knew acute pover ..." |
 | | The Claw(1st Edition) by Norah Lofts Hardcover, 186 Pages, Published 1982 by Doubleday ISBN-13: 978-0-385-17582-1, ISBN: 0-385-17582-5 "A small town in Suffolk finds itself under siege when it is terrorized by a macabre and brutal rapist" |
 | | Lovers All Untrue(Updated) by Norah Lofts Paperback, 224 Pages, Published 1978 by Coronet Books Import ISBN-13: 978-0-340-16216-3, ISBN: 0-340-16216-3 "Book" |
 | | Domestic Life in England by Norah Lofts Hardcover, Published 1977 by Doubleday ISBN-13: 978-0-385-11537-7, ISBN: 0-385-11537-7 |
 | | Queens of England(1st Edition) by Norah Lofts Hardcover, 192 Pages, Published 1977 by Doubleday ISBN-13: 978-0-385-12780-6, ISBN: 0-385-12780-4 "Coverage begins with Matilda, daughter of the count (not "earl") of Flanders, wife of William of Normandy, and continues to Elizabeth II, who celebrated her Silver Jubilee in 1977. Because all the forty-five subjects get nearly equal time, this volume is most useful for the lesser-known, such as Adeliza of Normandy (Henry I's second wife), Anne of Bohemia (queen of Richard II), Catherine of Braganza (Charles II), and Adelaide of Saxe-Me ..." |
 | | Charlotte (Paperback) by Norah Lofts Paperback, 272 Pages, Published 2019 by Tree Of Life Publishing, United Kingdom ISBN-13: 978-1-905806-89-8, ISBN: 1-905806-89-2 "Now even Charlotte begins to believe that she is losing her mind and may well be a murderess." |
 | | Knight's Acre(Updated) (Paperback) by Norah Lofts Paperback, 266 Pages, Published 2018 by Tree Of Life Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1-905806-52-2, ISBN: 1-905806-52-3 |
 | | The Lonely Furrow(Updated) by Norah Lofts Paperback, 334 Pages, Published 2018 by Tree Of Life Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1-905806-87-4, ISBN: 1-905806-87-6 "Henry Tallboys: The eldest son of Sir Godfrey and Lady Sybilla Tallboys is tied to the plough and scratching a living on Knight's Acre. Henry's stubbornness and honesty means he even puts aside much-needed money for a missing brother long believed dead.Joanna Serriff: The daughter of an Arabian woman who saved Sir Godfrey and born at Knight's Acre. Joanna is heiress to fabulous jewels which Henry refuses to use to support the land she ..." |
 | | Bless This House(Unabridged) by Norah Lofts Paperback, 340 Pages, Published 2017 by Tree Of Life Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1-905806-39-3, ISBN: 1-905806-39-6 "The beautiful house was built for a pirate rewarded by Good Queen Bess for the plunder that he brought home. But tragedy was born within its walls before Thomas Rowhedge even took possession and its memory remained in an icy atmosphere of despair by the window seat in the hall.It was home to a witch who could charm animals and a ghost who challenged everything but true love. It was filled with hope and heartbreak for four hundred years. ..." |
 | | Scent of Cloves by Norah Lofts Paperback, 296 Pages, Published 2013 by Tree Of Life Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1-905806-69-0, ISBN: 1-905806-69-8 "Julia Ashley was born to a life of dramatic twists and tragedy. Saved from Cromwell's Irish massacres by her nurse, saved from starvation by a Dutch sea captain... Her future and any possible lasting happiness depended entirely on a 'glove marriage' to a man who was no more than a name. The Dutch East Indies, in the seventeenth century, were lands of legendary riches; of 'nutmeg princes;' of fortunes and family empires built on barbari ..." |
All Authors
All Bindings
All Editions
All Years
All Regions
Norah Lofts
All Bindings
All Editions
All Years
All Regions