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Wheel of Fortune is the gripping first book in C.F. Dunn's major new Wars of the Roses series, The Tarnished Crown.

‘The best Wars of the Roses novel I have ever read. A magnificent book I didn't want to end. All the characters were so well drawn that they performed…

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1 author picked Wheel of Fortune as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

At first I thought this book might be too heavy on the 'romance' but I am so glad I decided to read it anyway, as it wasn't a romance as I had been led to believe. The author knows the Wars of the Roses period very well and brought her lead character to life. Parts are gritty, but realistic for the era. I particularly enjoyed the household dynamics.

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