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Los ==As Victoria Holt== su trabajo como Holt diferenció perceptiblemente de las novelas más numerosas escritas bajo nombre mas conocido de Jean Plaidy, pero eran igualmente populares entre una diversa base del público. Las novelas de Holt, tales como amante del '' del '' de Mellyn (1960), no eran [[novela histórica]] s “recto”, a pesar de tener un ajuste histórico, pero eran romances pseudo-góticos con un elemento del suspenso fijado principalmente dentro de la era de Victorian a menos que se indicare en forma diferente (*). 1. La señora de Mellyn, 1960 2. Kirkland Revels, 1962 3. Novia de Pendorric, * 1963 4. La leyenda de la séptima Virgen, 1964-5 5. Menfreya por la mañana, 1966 6. El rey del castillo, 1967 7. La confesión de la reina, ** 1968 8. Las Arenas movedizas, 1969 9. La mujer secreta, 1970 10. La sombra del lince, 1971 11. La noche de la séptima luna, 1972 12. La maldición de los faraones, 1973 13. La casa de las mil lámparas, 1974 14. El Señor de Far Island, 1975 15. El orgullo del Pavo real, 1976 16. El jinete del diablo, *** 1977 17. Mi enemiga la reina, ***** 1978 18. El salto del tigre, 1979 19. La máscara de la hechicera, an o 80 20. El beso de Judas, 1981 21. El amante diabólico, 1982 22. La luna del cazador, 1983 23. La herencia Landower, 1984 24. La isla del paraíso, **** 1985 25. El secreto del ruiseñor, 1986 26. Venganza, 1987 27. El abanico indio, 1988 28. La cautiva, 1989 29. Nido de serpientes, 1990 30. Hija de la mentira, 1991 31. La casa de las siete urracas, 1992 32. El ópalo negro, 1993 [*] La novia de Pendorric se fija en el último vigésimo siglo [**] que la confesión de la reina es las memorias ficticias de Marie Antoinette [***] fijan al jinete del diablo durante la revolución francesa [****] el camino a la isla del paraíso se fija parcialmente en el último décimo octavo siglo [*****] mi enemigo, la reina es la memoria ficticia del Lettice Knollys, el rival de Elizabeth I y la madre del Earl de Essex |
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Revision as of 07:39, 27 September 2006
Eleanor Alice Burford (September 1, 1906 - January 8, 1993), Mrs. George Percival Hibbert was a British author of about 200 historical novels, most of them under the pen name Jean Plaidy. She chose to use various names because of the differences in subject matter between her books; the best-known, apart from Plaidy, are Philippa Carr and Victoria Holt . Even lesser known were the novels Hibbert published under the pseudonyms of Eleanor Burford, Elbur Ford, Kathleen Kellow and Ellalice Tate. Many of her readers under one penname never suspected her other identities.
As Philippa Carr
The books published under the Carr pen name were a series of fictional journals kept by the women of one family. The series begins with "The Miracle at St. Bruno's," which is set during the English Reformation, and ends with "We'll Meet Again," set during World War Two.
The books are Romantic Suspense, the heroines have to solve a mystery before they can find happiness with the hero.
"Daughters of England," was published posthumously and is unconnected to the other Carr books.
The novels written as Philippa Carr are family sagas.
1. The Miracle at St. Bruno's, 1972
2. The Lion Triumphant, 1974
3. The Witch From the Sea, 1975
4. Saraband for Two Sisters, 1976
5. Lament for a Lost Lover, 1977
6. The Love Child, 1978
7. The Song of the Siren, 1979
8. Will You Love Me in September?, 1981
9. The Adulteress, 1982
10. Knave of Hearts, 1983
11. Voices in a Haunted Room, 1984
12. The Return on the Gypsy, 1985
13. Midsummers' Eve, 1986
14. The Pool of St. Branock, 1987
15. The Changeling, 1989
16. The Black Swan, 1990
17. A Time for Silence, 1991
18. The Gossamer Cord, 1992
19. We'll Meet Again, 1993
Unconnected Carr novel: Daughters of England, 1995
As Jean Plaidy
Books written under the Plaidy pseudonym are almost all about English history, and all of the Plaidy books, except those listed under "Novels," deal with real historical figures.
The books listed are by series. The series are arranged chronologically by the eras they cover.
- Note: This does not represent a complete list of Jean Plaidy's work.
The Norman Trilogy
The Bastard King, 1974
The Lion of Justice, 1975
The Passionate Enemies, 1976
The Plantagenet Saga
1. The Plantagenet Prelude, 1976
2. The Revolt of Eaglets, 1977
3. The Heart of the Lion, 1977
4. The Prince of Darkness, 1978
5. The Battle of the Queens, 1978
6. The Queen from Provence, 1979
7. Hammer of the Scots (Edward Longshanks), 1979
8. The Follies of the King, 1980
9. The Vow on the Heron, 1980
10. Passage to Pontefract, 1981
11. The Star of Lancaster
12. Epitaph for Three Women, 1981
13. Red Rose of Anjou
14. The Sun in Splendor
The Tudor Novels
1. Uneasy Lies the Head, 1982
2. Katharine, The Virgin Widow, 1961
3. The Shadow of the Pomegranate, 1962
4. The King's Secret Matter, 1962
5. Murder Most Royal, 1949
6. St. Thomas' Eve, 1954
7. The Sixth Wife, 1953
8. The Thistle and the Rose, 1963
9. Mary, Queen of France
10. The Spanish Bridegroom, 1954
11. Gay Lord Robert, 1955
The Mary, Queen of Scots Series
Royal Road to Fotheringay, 1955
The Captive Queen of Scots, 1963
The Stuart Saga
1. The Murder in the Tower, 1964
2. The Wandering Prince, 1956
3. A Health Unto His Majesty, 1956
4. Here Lies Our Sovereign Lord, 1957
5. The Three Crowns, 1965
6. The Haunted Sisters, 1966
7. The Queen's Favorites, 1966
The Georgian Saga
1. The Princess of Celle, 1967
2. Queen in Waiting, 1967
3. Caroline, The Queen, 1968
4. The Prince and the Quakeress, 1968
5. The Third George, 1969
6. Perdita's Prince, 1969
7. Sweet Lass of Richmond Hill, 1970
8. Indescretions of the Queen, 1970
9. The Regent's Daughter, 1971
10. Goddess of the Green Room, 1971
11. Victoria in the Wings, 1972
The Queen Victoria Series
The Captive of Kensington Palace, 1972
The Queen and Lord M, 1973
The Queen's Husband, 1973
The Widow of Windsor, 1974
The Queens of England Series
1. Myself the Enemy (Henrietta Maria), 1983
2. Queen of this Realm (Elizabeth I), 1984
3. Victoria Victorious (Victoria), 1985
4. The Lady in the Tower (Anne Boleyn), 1986
5. The Courts of Love (Eleanor of Aquitaine), 1987
6. In the Shadow of the Crown (Mary Tudor), 1988
7. The Queen's Secret (Katherine of Valois), 1989
8. The Reluctant Queen (Anne Neville), 1990
9. The Pleasures of Love (Catherine of Braganza), 1991
10. William's Wife (Mary II), 1993
11. The Rose Without a Thorn (Catherine Howard), 1993
Non-English History
The Ferdinand and Isabella Trilogy
Castile for Isabella
Spain for the Soverigns
Daughter of Spain 1961
The Lucrezia Borgia Series
Madonna of the Seven Hills, 1958
Light on Lucrezia, 1958
The Medici Trilogy
Madame Serpent, 1951
The Italian Woman, 1952
Queen Jezebel, 1953
Henri of Navarre
Evergreen Gallant, 1963
The French Revolution Series
Louis the Well-Beloved
The Road to Compiegne, 1959
Flaunting, Extravagant Queen, 1957
Milady Charlotte, 1959
Novels
Beyond the Blue Mountains, 1948
The Goldsmith's Wife, 1950
Lilith, 1954
Melisande (It Began in Vauxhall Gardens), 1955
Defenders of the Faith
Daughter of Satan, 1952
The Scarlet Cloak, 1957
Madame du Barry
Non-Fiction
Mary Queen of Scots: The Fair Devil of Scotland
A Triptych of Poisoners (Cesare Borgia, Madame de Brinvilliers, and Dr. Pritchard)
The Rise of the Spanish Inquisition
The Growth of the Spanish Inquisition
The End of the Spanish Inquisition
Children's Books
The Young Elizabeth, 1961
The Young Mary Queen of Scots
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Eleanor Hibbert, Biography & Booklists