Six Princesses are at a silent war in their father's castle for power after his nearing death while their husbands to be ride on their own conspiracies to wed them. Completely immersive, The Art of Queens is an excessively unique tale that pulls you in from the start and even at the end it keeps you yearning for more.

If you watched and enjoyed the BBC Dickensian Series, you are sure to enjoy this read. The story is set in 1846, London, England. The Peabody Cottage housed thirty orphans, but Mrs Peabody, though she received funding to feed and clothe the inmates, chooses to hire assistants to manage the home while she spends her time and earnings in her pleasure-seeking ways. Can poverty and exhaustion drive someone to become abusive and eventually end up in a lunatic asylum? Enjoy the read as Mollie May finds herself in a heap of trouble! Review Mollie May is an eery tale with the perfect amount of mystery and suspense. With excellent style and a fascinating plot, this story will grip almost any reader. I would highly recommend it to anyone! - Caroline Barron (Host of The Boredom Awards)