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Accompany me to the late 13th century and meet Robert FitzStephan, loyal servant of King Edward I. His new wife, Eleanor d’Outremer (Noor to her friends), has a more fractious relationship with the king—more specifically, with his actions. Things will become very complicated for both Robert and Noor!
She is dragged back through time to a new life, a new and frightening world. And a new man…
Love. Drama. Heartbreaking loss & heady adventure. Welcome to The Graham Saga!
My best-selling series! Winner of the HNS Indie Book of the Year 2015, plus several other awards!
Welcome to 14th century England, to the world of Adam de Guirande, an honourable knight torn apart by his loyalties.
Sometimes, I step out of my historical settings. Like in my new WIP which is a dark, edgy romance.
I return to the world of time-travelling. Join Duncan and Erin as they leap through time!
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Queen Anna – welcoming Tony Riches and his latest release
Today, I am delighted to welcome Tony Riches back to my blog, this time to celebrate his recent release, Queen Anna Anna was born a
August 13, 2026 2 Comments
Historical People
Poor little Maria – the sad story of a medieval princess
Medieval princesses had it tough. Rarely did they experience the joy of a loving union—Eleanor of Castile and her Edward is one of the major
August 7, 2026 No Comments
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Life Choices and reading choices – my August newsletter
Of late, I’ve been thinking about choices. We make so many choices, don’t we, and sometimes we don’t quite understand that making one choice effectively
August 1, 2026 2 Comments
Nature
Toxic beauties – so, so lovely, so, so deadly
When we bought our first house many, many years ago, it was a very small house in a very large garden. It was something of
July 29, 2026 No Comments
authors
In the shadow of a queen – Tony Riches shares the inspiration for his Elizabethan series
Today, I have Tony Riches visiting me. He does that from time to time, usually because there’s a new exciting book of his to talk
July 17, 2026 No Comments
historical fiction
The Cleansing – in which Ms Alvear transports us to Ancient Rome
I must start by apologising: I should have posted this some days ago, but e-mails got crossed, my brain went on a blink, and so
July 3, 2026 No Comments
Anna Belfrage, Author
Award winning author of Historical Fiction and Time Travel. Her stories will transport you to another time and place.
I love research. I sort of jump about with glee when I get my hands on books like The Chronicle of Don Pedro. Three volumes, beautifully translated into English by P Such – but with the Castilian included. And I just love how a casual mention in a medieval chronicle inspires a post!![]()
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Poor little Maria – the sad story of a medieval princess – Anna Belfrage
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Medieval princesses had it tough. Rarely did they experience the joy of a loving union—Eleanor of Castile and her Edward is one of the major exceptions to that—often were they sent off to lands un… First loves, hey? No matter how many books I write, Matthew Graham and his Alex will have a VERY firm grip on my heart. Not that Matthew is all that forgiving re what I put him through… Over on Tony Riches Author blog, you can find out more!![]()
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Special Guest post by Anna Belfrage, Author of Like Chaff in the Wind (The Graham Saga Book Two)
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Available from Amazon UK and Amazon US Matthew Graham committed the mistake of his life when he cut off his brother’s nose. In revenge, Luk… My August newsletter includes a short reflection on choices, and offers some GREAT reading choices!![]()
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Life Choices and reading choices – my August newsletter – Anna Belfrage
www.annabelfrage.com
Of late, I’ve been thinking about choices. We make so many choices, don’t we, and sometimes we don’t quite understand that making one choice effectively kills opportunities f, K, Q and Z. So whe… The wannabe herbalist inside me rears her head…![]()
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Toxic beauties – so, so lovely, so, so deadly – Anna Belfrage
www.annabelfrage.com
When we bought our first house many, many years ago, it was a very small house in a very large garden. It was something of a magical garden, having been planted more than fifty years before to ensure …