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The Narrowness of Death: Book Four of the Story of Eleanor of Aquitaine

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1189, England.

Imprisoned for many years by her husband Henry II, Eleanor of Aquitaine has been freed by her son, King Richard I. Diminished not at all by her years as a captive, Eleanor must take on new roles for her son as he leaves his empire behind and embarks upon crusade. Yet Eleanor will face not only trouble from other countries and kings but from within her own family, as she tries to defend and preserve Richard's empire, whilst her youngest son John plots to place himself upon his brother's throne.

The Narrowness of Death is Book Four of the Story of Eleanor of Aquitaine, part of The Heirs of Anarchy Series by G. Lawrence.

The author's thanks are due to Julia Gibbs, proof reader of this work of fiction and Betibup33 Design Studio, the cover artist.

363 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 13, 2025

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G. Lawrence

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I am an independently published author, and proud to be so. Living in a little cottage in Wales in the UK, I love where I live as much as I love to write.

The age of the Tudors has been an obsession for me since I was a child, and many of my upcoming books will center on that time, but I also pen the odd dystopian fiction or historical fiction from other time periods. I will be releasing all my titles on amazon, for kindle and then hopefully for print later.

I studied Literature (with a capital L) at University and usually have twenty or more books I'm currently reading. Reading and writing are about mood for me, and I haven't found a genre I didn't enjoy something about so far...

You can often find me on Wattpad or Twitter when I'm not writing...

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