The court of Queen Elizabeth. The Queen wears a cloth of gold gown, her courtiers are in doublets of black or red, and dresses of red or gold. They are being entertained by a magician in black.

The Armor of Light

By: Lisa A. Barnett, Melissa Scott

The heavy summer air of 1593 is full of portents for Elizabeth, England's Queen, and James VI, King of Scotland.
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The Armor of Light was originally published by Baen Books in 1988. NESFA Press issued a hardcover edition in 1997.

The heavy summer air of 1593 is full of portents for Elizabeth, England’s Queen, and James VI, King of Scotland. A coven of witches secretly controlled by the Wizard Earl of Bothwell has summoned a storm to sink the ship that bears James’ bride to Scotland. Though the ship made port, the success of their summoning has emboldened them; the coven is now launching wizardly attacks on the King himself — and James is terrified.

The King has protectors — including, reluctantly, the Queen of England herself — but not even Elizabeth’s secret service, in the person of poet Christopher Marlowe, and her champion, the redoubtable Sir Philip Sidney, can be on watch every instant…

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Publish Date:

2013-10-18

Published Year:

2013

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Total Pages:

473

Format:

eBook

Country:

United States

Language:

English

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