The Queen's Error

by Henry Curties

Overview

Reprint of the mystery novel originally published in 1911.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9783955630720
Publisher:	Leseklassiker
Publication date:	01/24/2013
Pages:	256
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.58(d)

About the Author

Henry Curties was an accomplished author known for his contributions to historical fiction, particularly works that delve into the complexities of royal courts and political intrigue. Although details about his life are relatively sparse, Curties made a significant impact with his novels that explore the interplay between personal ambitions and broader historical events. His writing is characterized by its attention to historical accuracy and its ability to capture the drama and intrigue of aristocratic life. Curties' novel A Queen's Error exemplifies his skill in crafting engaging narratives set in richly detailed historical settings. His work often focuses on themes of power struggles, betrayal, and romance within the context of historical monarchies, reflecting his deep understanding of the social and political dynamics of his chosen periods. By blending historical fact with imaginative storytelling, Curties provides readers with immersive experiences that illuminate the complexities of courtly life and political maneuvering. Overall, Henry Curties' novels stand out for their detailed portrayal of historical events and their exploration of the human elements that drive historical change, making a notable contribution to the genre of historical fiction.