Mistrustful Minds: A novel about Thomas Wyatt, lover of Anne Boleyn by Jones, Nicholas

Mistrustful Minds: A novel about Thomas Wyatt, lover of Anne Boleyn (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781502376633)

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Mistrustful Minds: A novel about Thomas Wyatt, lover of Anne Boleyn by Jones, Nicholas

Mistrustful Minds: A novel about Thomas Wyatt, lover of Anne Boleyn

$19.50
Mistrustful Minds: A novel about Thomas Wyatt, lover of Anne Boleyn by Jones, Nicholas

Mistrustful Minds: A novel about Thomas Wyatt, lover of Anne Boleyn

$19.50
Format: Paperback
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Mistrustful Minds tells the story of the relationship between the poet Thomas Wyatt and Anne Boleyn from the early1500s, when they are childhood friends, up to May 1536, when Anne is executed and Wyatt suffers imprisonment. Their love affair, shortly before Henry VIII takes an interest in Anne, is a pivotal event in the novel, and is the reason Wyatt never feels entirely safe with his King thereafter. Also a favourite of Catherine of Aragon whom the King is seeking to divorce, Wyatt finds himself in a series of difficult situations, not least because Thomas Cromwell has become his mentor and friend. Allington Castle in Kent, Wyatt's home and place of safety, is a continuing presence in the novel. There are troubles there, too. Mistrustful Minds is the first novel in the series The Allington Accounts.

Author: Nicholas Jones
ISBN-10: 1502376636
ISBN-13: 9781502376633
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 10/15/2014
Pages: 574
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.67lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 1.16d
By Nicholas Jones
By Nicholas Jones
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Nicholas Jones had a successful career as a teacher of English and English Literature and high school assistant headteacher/principal before beginning to write novels. When he had the time at last to invest in writing something lengthy, the story of Thomas Wyatt was the obvious subject. He had enjoyed teaching Wyatt's verse and had discovered that the poet's story was an unusually intriguing one - even for Tudor times. A second novel - 'Misalliances' - is well under way, and will tell what happened to Wyatt after his imprisonment at the time of Anne Boleyn's execution. The author is also a songwriter, guitarist and singer - he was a contracted songwriter in his youth - and when he is not writing (or playing the guitar), he enjoys walking in the Peak District of Northern England.

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