Kenilworth A Romance

“Kenilworth A Romance” by Walter Scott, published by Penguin in 1999, is a revised edition that spans 467 pages. This historical fiction novel centers on Amy, a woman of great beauty and integrity, who is married to the Earl of Leicester, a favorite of the Queen. The narrative unfolds as the Earl must keep their marriage a secret and confine Amy to Cumnor-Place to avoid incurring royal displeasure, setting the stage for a tale rich in character, melodrama, and romance.
Readers will find a story that rivals the great Elizabethan dramas, exploring themes of love and secrecy against a historical backdrop. The novel delves into the complexities of Amy’s situation and the societal pressures of the time, offering a vivid portrayal of the challenges faced by its characters. With its blend of fiction and historical elements, “Kenilworth” provides an engaging exploration of romance and intrigue in a richly detailed setting.
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A woman of great beauty and integrity, Amy is married to the Earl of Leicester, one of the Queen’s favourites, who must keep Amy confined to Cumnor-Place and the marriage a secret, or incur royal displeasure. Rich in character, melodrama and romance, ‘Kenilworth’ (1821) is rivalled only by the great Elizabethan dramas.
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