Eleanor Fairburn

Winter's Rose Eleanor Fairburn

London, England, 1483

King Edward IV is dead, plunging England into chaos. His brother Richard rides from the cold North in an attempt to take the reins of government and restore order, only to be crowned King Richard III...

Cecily of Neville, famed matriarch of the House of York, is powerless to prevent the rapid turn of events - the inevitable battles, betrayals and murders that haunt her son Richard in his short-lived reign. And at the heart of it all are two young princes confined in the Tower of London, their fates a mystery to this day...

Winter's Rose is the final novel in Eleanor Fairburn's famed quartet on the Wars of the Roses, and a touching end to her masterful representation of Cecily Neville, the Rose of Raby.