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    Strange Times: Richard III in the 21st Century Book 3
    This Time: Richard III in the 21st Century--Book 1
    Loyalty Binds Me: Richard III in the 21st Century Book 2: Richard III in the 21st-century
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    Richard III in the 21st Century Series

    Written by Joan Szechtman

    Narrated by David Stifel

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    About this series

    What if instead of dying in battle, Richard III awakens in the 21st-century? THIS TIME examines the medieval monarch as he adapts to modern technology, medicine, and American culture while investigating his past and what Shakespeare had wrought on his character.

    "This Time" named General Fiction Finalist in the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoan Szechtman
    Release dateFeb 1, 2020
    Strange Times: Richard III in the 21st Century Book 3
    This Time: Richard III in the 21st Century--Book 1
    Loyalty Binds Me: Richard III in the 21st Century Book 2: Richard III in the 21st-century

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      Loyalty Binds Me: Richard III in the 21st Century Book 2: Richard III in the 21st-century
      Loyalty Binds Me: Richard III in the 21st Century Book 2: Richard III in the 21st-century

      Loyalty Binds Me: Richard III in the 21st Century Book 2: Richard III in the 21st-century

      Joan Szechtman
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      While on a pilgrimage to London to visit his first wife, Anne’s tomb in Westminster Abbey, Richard III is arrested for a 500 year-old murder. He must now protect his blended family and defend himself without revealing his true identity.

      While on a pilgrimage to London to visit his first wife, Anne’s tomb in Westminster Abbey, Richard III is arrested for a 500 year-old murder. He must now protect his blended family and defend himself without revealing his true identity.

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      Strange Times: Richard III in the 21st Century Book 3
      Strange Times: Richard III in the 21st Century Book 3

      Strange Times: Richard III in the 21st Century Book 3

      Joan Szechtman
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      "The Cat, the Rat and Lovel our Dog "Doe rule all England under a Hog"—William Colyngbourne The rat, Richard Ratcliffe died, and the cat, William Catesby was executed after Richard III, a hog lost his battle against Henry Tudor at Redemore in 1485. Francis Lovell, our dog, survived. Two years later, Lovell led the rebels at the Battle of Stoke Field, which they lost to King Henry VII. "Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong."—Murphy’s Law While many of the rebels were killed in battle, or executed after, Lovell’s fate is unknown. Richard is haunted by the possibility Lovell starved to death after being trapped in an underground vault. Richard uses the time machine to go to the vault. Then everything goes wrong.

      "The Cat, the Rat and Lovel our Dog "Doe rule all England under a Hog"—William Colyngbourne The rat, Richard Ratcliffe died, and the cat, William Catesby was executed after Richard III, a hog lost his battle against Henry Tudor at Redemore in 1485. Francis Lovell, our dog, survived. Two years later, Lovell led the rebels at the Battle of Stoke Field, which they lost to King Henry VII. "Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong."—Murphy’s Law While many of the rebels were killed in battle, or executed after, Lovell’s fate is unknown. Richard is haunted by the possibility Lovell starved to death after being trapped in an underground vault. Richard uses the time machine to go to the vault. Then everything goes wrong.

    • This Time: Richard III in the 21st Century--Book 1
      This Time: Richard III in the 21st Century--Book 1

      This Time: Richard III in the 21st Century--Book 1

      Joan Szechtman
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      What if instead of dying in battle, Richard III awakens in the 21st-century? THIS TIME examines the medieval monarch as he adapts to modern technology, medicine, and American culture while investigating his past and what Shakespeare had wrought on his character. "This Time" named General Fiction Finalist in the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards

      What if instead of dying in battle, Richard III awakens in the 21st-century? THIS TIME examines the medieval monarch as he adapts to modern technology, medicine, and American culture while investigating his past and what Shakespeare had wrought on his character. "This Time" named General Fiction Finalist in the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards

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