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The Scandalous Life of Nancy Randolph
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The Scandalous Life of Nancy Randolph

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This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

A compelling historical retelling of the first great scandal to shake America.

Victim? Temptress? Murderer?

October 1792. At Glentivar Plantation, Virginia, enslaved workers find the body of a white baby hidden amongst logs.

Judy and Richard Randolph along with Nancy, Judy's eighteen year old sister, are staying at the plantation. The Randolphs are one of America's most wealthy and influential families.

Screams were heard coming from Nancy's room during the night.

Gossip quickly spreads throughout Virginia society: Nancy Randolph had given birth to a child by Richard, people whisper. Together they murdered the child to protect their reputation.

Richard is tried for murder and the sensational trial shakes the new American nation to its core.

The events of that night ripple down the years.

Who was Nancy Randolph?

A calculating seductress and murderer? Or an unwilling victim, groomed and manipulated by her devious brother-in-law?

In this retelling of one of America's greatest scandals, Kate Braithwaite brings Nancy Randolph's extraordinary story to vivid and memorable life.

Perfect for fans of Kate Morton, Emilia Hart, Kristin Hannah, Philippa Gregory, Stephanie Dray and Stacey Halls

Readers love Kate Braithwaite

????? 'Braithwaite writes with elegance and conviction, setting the scene of the era effortlessly. . . The rave reviews are testament to her talent. For her part, the author is definitely one to watch!' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'This book kept me turning the pages and I was almost sad when it ended. It is so well written and (after I read the Author's notes at the back) I understood I was reading a real life story.' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'A beautifully crafted novel, hard-hitting, unsentimental and riveting.' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'Such an amazing read!! Couldn't put it down' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'If you enjoy fiction based on lesser known characters in history, you couldn't do better than read this book. I thoroughly enjoyed it and can highly recommend it.' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'Powerful writing and a great story.' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'Immaculately researched and vividly imagined tale.' Amazon Reviewer

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Lume Books
Date
2 May 2024
Pages
386
ISBN
9781839015748

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

A compelling historical retelling of the first great scandal to shake America.

Victim? Temptress? Murderer?

October 1792. At Glentivar Plantation, Virginia, enslaved workers find the body of a white baby hidden amongst logs.

Judy and Richard Randolph along with Nancy, Judy's eighteen year old sister, are staying at the plantation. The Randolphs are one of America's most wealthy and influential families.

Screams were heard coming from Nancy's room during the night.

Gossip quickly spreads throughout Virginia society: Nancy Randolph had given birth to a child by Richard, people whisper. Together they murdered the child to protect their reputation.

Richard is tried for murder and the sensational trial shakes the new American nation to its core.

The events of that night ripple down the years.

Who was Nancy Randolph?

A calculating seductress and murderer? Or an unwilling victim, groomed and manipulated by her devious brother-in-law?

In this retelling of one of America's greatest scandals, Kate Braithwaite brings Nancy Randolph's extraordinary story to vivid and memorable life.

Perfect for fans of Kate Morton, Emilia Hart, Kristin Hannah, Philippa Gregory, Stephanie Dray and Stacey Halls

Readers love Kate Braithwaite

????? 'Braithwaite writes with elegance and conviction, setting the scene of the era effortlessly. . . The rave reviews are testament to her talent. For her part, the author is definitely one to watch!' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'This book kept me turning the pages and I was almost sad when it ended. It is so well written and (after I read the Author's notes at the back) I understood I was reading a real life story.' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'A beautifully crafted novel, hard-hitting, unsentimental and riveting.' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'Such an amazing read!! Couldn't put it down' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'If you enjoy fiction based on lesser known characters in history, you couldn't do better than read this book. I thoroughly enjoyed it and can highly recommend it.' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'Powerful writing and a great story.' Amazon Reviewer

????? 'Immaculately researched and vividly imagined tale.' Amazon Reviewer

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Lume Books
Date
2 May 2024
Pages
386
ISBN
9781839015748