A Queen's Conscience Redeemed: Volume 2 (Redemption)
by Elizabeth Ford Sommer
 
1200 a.d.

An uncertain future lies ahead for newlywed Isabella Taillefer, England’s new queen. Her husband, King John I of England, sends her across the stormy English Channel to meet a handful of souls loyal to the crown. Isabella brings her two ladies-in-waiting and her most trusted advisor, Claudius Bonvoy. He and Isabella’s father, Count Aymer Taillefer, are secret heretics and have been trading forbidden apocrypha with John Plantagenet, enough texts that could get them killed. Isabella continues in her father’s footsteps, carrying his legacy

As Isabella steps onto English soil, she is greeted by a cold, stoic, and unfamiliar landscape and a courtly web of intrigue and mystery. She uncovers King John’s shocking plans to unite with the Muslim and Jewish worlds, a revelation that thrusts her into the heart of his schemes. Realizing her danger, Isabella must quickly learn the art of political survival to navigate this treacherous new world.