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Queen High

Written by: C J Carey
Narrated by: Antonia Beamish
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Thrilling dystopian fiction from the acclaimed author of Widowland. Perfect for fans of Margaret Atwood.

It is 1955 and Britain is still a Protectorate of Germany. The assassination of the Leader on British soil provoked violent retribution towards British citizens, particularly women. Rose Ransom is amazed even to be alive, her role in the assassination miraculously overlooked. The widowed Queen Wallis reigns, yet some citizens hope that Elizabeth may one day return.

President Eisenhower is to visit Britain and Rose is tasked with briefing Queen Wallis. She finds the queen in a state of paranoia, desperate to return to America. But Wallis, a poker addict, has a trump card - a document so explosive that it will blow the Protectorate apart, should she dare to reveal it.

©2022 Thynker Ltd (P)2022 Quercus Editions Limited
Alternate History Dystopian Gender Issues Historical Science Fiction Social Sciences Suspense Thriller & Suspense Women's Studies
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Critic Reviews

'THIS FOLLOW-UP IS AS ENTHRALLING AS ITS PREDECESSOR' Sunday Times

'BRILLIANTLY IMAGINED AND THOROUGHLY CHILLING' Observer

'BEGINS WITH A BANG AND DOESN'T LET UP' Clare Chambers

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