England: The Tudors

Newly released after being out of print for years!  Raleigh's wit, ambition, and adventurous spirit endear him to all, including the queen herself, but Elizabeth's favor proves as much hindrance as help, as Raleigh still has but one goal in mind -- to take to the seas and
secure his place as one of the great explorers of the age. The queen will not allow her young knight to be taken
from her side, repeatedly refusing his requests for expeditions, until she at last reluctantly grants him
permission to conquer in her name. Meanwhile, between journeys, his passion is stirred, not by the queen but by
her lady-in-waiting Lisbeth. His loyalties are split between the boundless opportunities the queen can bestow
and the pull of his own heart.

Enters London society after being seduced by Kit Marlowe.  Part of a trilogy that extends beyond our period.

A novel of Francis and Anthony Bacon and their friends

Young adult novel, a good old-fashioned adventure story about a young
boy who sailed the high seas with Sir Francis Drake.

Novel about the surgeon who served aboard Drake's ship and attended him
throughout his adventures.

Sir Francis Drake

The love of Sir Walter Raleigh for his queen

Young adult novel about the 12 year old boy who becomes Sir Walter
Raleigh's servant and accompanies him on his voyages.

After unjustly languishing for years in the Tower, Raleigh undertakes
one final voyage in search of gold. 

A novel of Bess Throckmorton who incurred the Queen's wrath when she married Sir Walter Raleigh.

Robert Dudley's wife, Amy Robsart,  died under mysterious circumstances. Was it an
accident or murder?

Robert Dudley, reputed suitor of Queen Elizabeth.

A novel of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, Elizabeth's favorite
courtier and, possibly, her lover.

A novel of Elizabethan espionage and theatre featuring Christopher
Marlowe.

This mystery/thriller supposedly does for Shakespeare what "The Da Vinci Code" did for Mary Magdalene. The plot involves a lost play written by Shakespeare.

"The tragical story of Christopher Marlowe"

A novel of Marlowe, Shakespeare, and a mysterious black man known as
Lazarus.

Mystery surrounding modern day and Elizabethan era espionage and a lost
manuscript supposedly written by Marlowe. 

As he lies bleeding to death on the floor of a tavern in Deptford, Christopher Marlowe looks back upon his life.

A mystery involving Christopher Marlowe by the author of "A Clockwork Orange".

The court of Henri III of France offers a young man the chance to make his fortune as a mignon--one of the King's pet boys. The second half of the story takes place in Elizabethan London and involves poet and playwright Christopher Marlowe and the underworld of spies, crime, and political intrigue.

Shakespeare and Marlowe.

Recreates the life story of the author of the classic novel Don Quixote, in which he survives his humble beginnings and international espionage only to cross paths with such contemporaries as the real William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe.

When the movie Shakespeare in Love was released the authors were accused of lifting the plot from this novel originally published in 1941.

When her father is imprisoned in 1592 England for being Catholic,
fourteen-year-old Rosalind disguises herself as a boy and finds an
ultimately dangerous job as servant to playwright Christopher Marlowe.

Christopher Marlowe, poet, playwright, private investigator is a major
player in a war against England, between the forces of good and evil,
waged by fairies

The murder of Christopher Marlowe.

The women in Shakespeare's  life.

Seven years after his death, Anne Hathaway reminisces about her
now-famous husband.

Children's adventure novel.

Ann Hathaway, the wife of England's greatest playwright. 

In an attic above a brothel, a former actor, now an old man, who began
his career as a boy in Shakespeare's troipe, sits down to write the full
story of his former friend, mentor, and master. 

In this raucous romp of a novel, The most beloved comic figure in
English literature tells his own unbuttoned story - to set the record
straight. 

Christopher Marlowe as a vampire.

A 20th century investigator looks into the realities of the infamous secret society and the true authorship of Shakespeare's plays.

What if Christopher Marlowe staged his own death, fled to the Continent and went on to write the works we now attribute to William Shakespeare?

Two stories--one modern, one Elizabethan, linked together by the life
and  death of Christopher Marlowe, poet, playwright, and spy.

Christopher Marlowe.

Novel of poet and playwright Christopher Marlowe.

The daughter of William Shakespeare runs away from home, cuts her hair, and disguises herself as a boy to join a theatrical troupe.

A novel of the life of William Shakespeare.

A mystery  novel about Christopher Marlowe

The Shakespeare and Marlowe  Fantasy Trilogy

Concerning William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, and the unique bond they share with the Faerie Queen.

Shakespeare's eldest daughter, Susanna

Romance set at the court of Elizabeth I.

A modern day woman finds romance with a nobleman of Elizabethan England in this time travel romance.

Novel of the dark arts in 16th century England.