Ebook {Epub PDF} The Path to Somerset by Janet Ambrosi Wertman

Autumn Tudor Summit: Janet Wertman on The Path to Somerset. Janet Ambrosi Wertman grew up within walking distance of three bookstores and a library on Manhattan’s Upper West Side – and she visited all of them regularly. Her grandfather was an antiquarian bookdealer who taught her that there would always be a market for quirky. The Path to Somerset. First Place Category Winner, Chaucer Award for pres Historical Fiction Janet Wertman has done a huge amount of research and writes in a very smooth, confident style.” — Steve Donoghue, Managing Editor of Open Letters Review and the U.S./Worldwide Editor of the Historical Novel www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 3 mins. Janet Ambrosi Wertman grew up within walking distance of three bookstores and a library on Manhattan's Upper West Side - and she visited all of them regularly. Her grandfather was an antiquarian bookdealer who taught her that there would always be a market for quirky, interesting books. He was the one who persuaded Janet's parents to send her /5().

Janet Wertman, a fellow Tudorphile and author will be releasing her second book in 'The Seymour Saga' trilogy later this August. Entitled The Path to Somerset, it looks to be a worthy sequel to Janet's earlier novel, the excellent Jane the Quene, which I enjoyed immensely and highly recommend. For more information, visit Janet's site at: https. Wertman's work is among the best Tudor fiction on the market." - Historical Fiction Reader "Terrific Electric characters being driven by dialogue better than 95% of the Tudor fiction that's been written in the last twenty years" - Steve Donoghue, book reviewer for the Christian Science Monitor, the Washington Post, and The. Janet Wertman has followed her successful novel "Jane the Quene" with book 2, "The Path to Somerset" in what she has entitled "The Seymour Saga". This volume is a richly detailed and dark account of the rise of Jane Seymour's elder brother Edward to the position of regent and Lord Protector of England for his nephew King Edward VI.

The Path to Somerset is a compelling continuation of treachery, trouble, and tension of the Tudor Era. The story turned out to be much darker than the previous book. The main thing that stood out is the power play between Edward/Cromwell and Norfolk/Gardiner. Janet Ambrosi Wertman I'm currently working on Book Two of the Seymour Saga trilogy - called The Path to Somerset. It's the story of Edward Seymour's rise to power during H more. I'm currently working on Book Two of the Seymour Saga trilogy - called The Path to Somerset. Home Autumn Tudor Summit: Janet Wertman on The Path to Somerset Autumn Tudor Summit: Janet Wertman on The Path to Somerset Janet Ambrosi Wertman grew up within walking distance of three bookstores and a library on Manhattan’s Upper West Side – and she visited all of them regularly.