Susan Appleyard

In 1453, King Henry VI fell into a catatonic state. In 1492, Queen Elizabeth, the wife of Edward IV, died. The years in between were marked by murder, treachery, and romance amid a struggle for the English throne. Read how nineteen-year-old Edward Earl of March won the throne; how Queen Margaret of Anjou fought for the rights of her husband and son; how the Earl of Warwick went from loyal friend and supporter to bitter enemy; how Duke Richard of Gloucester came to be in possession of the throne, and how he lost it.
This titanic struggle between the houses of York and Lancaster was like no other. Here in these three volumes is the full story.