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- Book 2 of The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels. See all The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels books in order
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- Royal Witch
- The book after
- The Red Queen
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- Last checked: September 25, 2026, against philippagregory.com
What The Lady of the Rivers is about
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- Jacquetta, a descendant of Melusina, the river goddess, has the gift of second sight. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
Descended from the river goddess Melusina, Jacquetta is blessed with second sight
- When she is still a girl, she meets Joan of Arc, her uncle's prisoner, and sees that they have the same gifts. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
her uncle's captive, Joan of Arc, and realizes that they share the same abilities
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Other books in The Plantagenet and Tudor Novels
17 books listed so far
- Book 1: Royal Witch
- Book 3: The Red Queen
- Book 4: The White Queen
- Book 5: The Kingmaker's Daughter
- Book 6: The White Princess
- Book 7: The Constant Princess
- Book 8: The King's Curse
- Book 9: Three Sisters, Three Queens
- Book 10: The Other Boleyn Girl
- Book 11: Boleyn Traitor
- Book 12: The Boleyn Inheritance
- Book 13: The Taming of the Queen
- Book 14: The Queen's Fool
- Book 15: The Last Tudor
- Book 16: The Virgin's Lover
- Book 17: The Other Queen
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