The widow queen / Elżbieta Cherezińska ; translated by Maya Zakrzewska-Pim.

Nā:

Cherezińska, Elżbieta [author.]

Kaituhi:

Zakrzewska-Pim, Maya [translator.]

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TextReo: English Original language: Polish Series: Cherezińska, Elżbieta, Bold ; book 1.Kaiwhakaputa: New York : Forge, 2021Copyright date: ⰲ0Edition: First editionWhakaahuatanga: 496 pages : genealogical tables, maps ; 25 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9781250218001
1250218004
9781250218018

Tētahi atu taitaia:

Harda

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Genre/Form:

Historical fiction.

Additional physical formats: Online version:: Widow queen.DDC classification:

891.8/538 23

LOC classification:

PG7203.H474 H3713 2021

Summary: "Elzbieta Cherezinska's The Widow Queen is the epic story of a Polish queen whose life and name were all but forgotten until now. The bold one, they call her - too bold for most. To her father, the great duke of Poland, Swietoslawa and her two sisters represent three chances for an alliance. Three marriages on which to build his empire. But Swietoslawa refuses to be simply a pawn in her father's schemes; she seeks a throne of her own, with no husband by her side. The gods may grant her wish, but crowns sit heavy, and power is a sword that cuts both ways."--Provided by publisher.

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"A Tom Doherty Associates book."

"Originally published as Harda in 2016 by Zysk i S-ka Wydawnictwo s.j. in Poznan⭭Title page verso.

"Elzbieta Cherezinska's The Widow Queen is the epic story of a Polish queen whose life and name were all but forgotten until now. The bold one, they call her - too bold for most. To her father, the great duke of Poland, Swietoslawa and her two sisters represent three chances for an alliance. Three marriages on which to build his empire. But Swietoslawa refuses to be simply a pawn in her father's schemes; she seeks a throne of her own, with no husband by her side. The gods may grant her wish, but crowns sit heavy, and power is a sword that cuts both ways."--Provided by publisher.

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