"God and the King" by Marjorie Bowen is a historical fiction novel set in late 17th-century England, a time of intense political and religious strife. The story plunges into the heart of the Glorious Revolution, spotlighting key figures like King James II and William of Orange as they navigate a landscape of burgeoning dissent and complex loyalties. As London erupts with unrest following the acquittal of bishops deemed disloyal by the King, James grapples with growing paranoia and a fierce resolve to maintain his power. Amidst a court teeming with intrigue and shifting alliances, the novel sets the stage for an escalating conflict driven by faith, power, and the relentless push for control, promising a vivid exploration of a pivotal moment in history.
God and the King
By Marjorie Bowen
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In a world of faith, royalty, and revolution, a king struggles for control as his kingdom teeters on the brink of change.
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