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Emmie and the Tudor King

Audiobook
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1 of 1 copy available

"This book will grab you and won't let go until you've reached the final page. And then it will leave you wanting more. You've been warned." – YA Books Central

One moment, Emmie is writing her high school history paper; the next, she is lost in 16th century England, where she meets a dreamy but dangerous Tudor king who is destined for a dreadful fate.

Able to travel back to her own time but intensely drawn to King Nick and the mysterious death of his sister, Emmie finds herself solving the murder of a young princess and unravelling court secrets while trying to keep her head on her shoulders, literally. 

With everything to lose, Emmie will come to face her biggest battle of all: How to cheat the path of history and keep her irresistible king, or lose him-and her heart-forever.

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    • Publisher's Weekly

      May 13, 2019
      Alternating between the modern era and a 16th-century setting, debuting author Murray blends historical romance with hints of sci-fi. On the verge of graduating from high school in Massachusetts, Emmie, 18, is determined to earn her way into London’s Central Saint Martins to study design. Rummaging at a yard sale, she picks up a gorgeous blue-diamond ring that, when she falls asleep, transports her to the time of a fictional king of England, 19-year-old Tudor monarch Nicholas the Ironheart. A flurry of court intrigue follows as Emmie battles her attraction to tempestuous Nicholas; attempts to save the life of his little sister and successor, Catherine; and works to change history amid the country’s turmoil between Protestants and Catholics. She simultaneously juggles the facets of her contemporary daily life, dividing time between her protective mother, diva best friend, and school. This simply plotted offering provides literary escape, but clumsily executed time travel proves distracting. Ages 14–up.

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