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The lady of fire and tears
Meg the serving girl is to be hung, unless she agrees to spy on her friends. Will Marsden wishes to save her from this ethical dilemma. It turns out, somewhat coincidentally, that his mother was a lady-in-waiting, who spied on Mary Queen of Scots. She tells them the story of her own days as a spy. The two stories intertwine in this historical tale of terrible treason and treachery in Tudor times.
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- "Meg the serving girl is to be hung, unless she agrees to spy on her friends. Will Marsden wishes to save her from this ethical dilemma. It turns out, somewhat coincidentally, that his mother was a lady-in-waiting, who spied on Mary Queen of Scots. She tells them the story of her own days as a spy. The two stories intertwine in this historical tale of terrible treason and treachery in Tudor times."@en
- "It is the end of Elizabeth I's reign. William Marsden is determined to save a servant girl who has been condemned to death. Intertwined with the account of his adventures is the story of Mary Queen of Scots as she faces execution."@en
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- "The lady of fire and tears"@en
- "The lady of fire and tears, Terry Deary"