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Sir Walter Raleigh was one of the brightest stars in the Elizabethan firmament. Born into relative obscurity in rural Devon, he grew up in company of smugglers and fishermen, listening to stories of voyages to far-flung lands. His lust for adventure was to take him from the bloody battlefields of Europe to the colonies of the New World and on to the dazzling court of Good Queen Bess. He was a naval commander against the Spanish Armada and led two expeditions to South America to search for El Dorado. This is the story of his relationship with the two women who dominated his life: Elizabeth, his queen, and Bess, her lady-in-waiting and his secret wife.
A man of ambition and adventure navigates the treacherous currents of Elizabethan England and the affections of two powerful women. Sir Walter Raleigh, a figure of immense charisma and daring, rises from humble beginnings in Devon to become a prominent courtier and explorer. His life is a whirlwind of naval battles, expeditions to the New World in search of legendary riches, and political intrigue at the court of Queen Elizabeth I. The narrative focuses on his complex relationships with Queen Elizabeth, his sovereign and patron, and Elizabeth 'Bess' Throckmorton, his secret wife and the love of his life, exploring how these bonds shaped his destiny.
This novel offers a sweeping portrayal of Sir Walter Raleigh's extraordinary life, blending historical events with intimate character study. The narrative is driven by Raleigh's relentless ambition and his passionate, often clandestine, relationships. Readers can expect a vivid depiction of the Elizabethan era, from the rugged coastlines of Devon to the opulent and dangerous court of Queen Elizabeth. The story delves into the complexities of loyalty, love, and the pursuit of glory against the backdrop of a pivotal period in English history.
Page Count:
190
Publication Date:
2009-01-01
Publisher:
Manor Books
ISBN-10:
0752448242
ISBN-13:
9780752448244
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