MICHELLE WILLIAMS
​TO PLAY KATHRINE PARR

THE HONEY AND THE STING
out in paperback now
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​Exciting news for Elizabeth Fremantle's first novel, QUEEN'S GABMIT, which is to be adapted as a feature film starring the Oscar nominated actress Michelle Williams.
Karim Ainouz will direct and filming will take place in the UK in spring 2022, so watch this space for casting and updates. The film will be called FIREBRAND.
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THE POISON BED
is a
​Times Book of the Year

WATERSTONES SAYS – Warning: this book may well take over your summer. Think Gone Girl meets The Miniaturist.

Don't miss Elizabeth Fremantle's
​Tudor Quartet
'Fremantle builds the tension with delicious skill in this page-turning thriller. She is excellent on the precariousness of life for history’s powerless women.'
The Times

Three sisters
Three secrets
Three ways to fall...​

England 1628
Forcibly seduced by the powerful George Villiers, doctor's daughter  Hester is cast aside to raise their illegitimate son alone and in secret, hoping to never see his father again.

Melis's visions cause disquiet and talk. She sees what others can't _ and what has yet to be. She'd be denounced as a witch if Hester wasn't so carefully protective.

Young Hope's beauty marks her out, drawing unwelcome attention to the family. yet she cannot always resist others' advances. And her sisters cannot always be on their guard.

When Villiers decides to claim his son against Hester's wishes, the sisters find themselves almost friendless and at his mercy. But the women hold a grave secret. The question is, will what they know be their undoing or their salvation?

Because in the right hands, a secret is the deadliest weapon of all...

The Girl in the Glass Tower
is a
Times Book of the Year
Elizabeth Fremantle's books are  translated into eleven languages
Praise for Elizabeth Fremantle's work:
Fremantle has taken a fascinating poisoning case, a toxic blend of glamour, intrigue and ambition, and breathed new life into it. I doubt if I shall read a more deliciously sinister historical novel this year (Andrew Taylor) • Beautifully written... what Hilary Mantel fans should read while they wait for the final part of her trilogy (The Bookseller) • A top-notch literary thriller The Telegraph • A novel of extraordinary power (Books Monthly) • Spellbinding (People Magazine) • A sumptuous epic saturated in the politics of the time (Metro) • Five star historical fiction (Daily Mail) • A major new voice in historical fiction (The Bookseller) • A powerful debut (The Guardian)
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