Double Take: The Queen's Pirates by Derek Parker (author) (UK edition)

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This is the tale of two men and their Queen. For them, she represents England, their beloved country. For her, they claim lands and riches from all over the known and unknown world. When Protestant England is under threat from Catholic Spain, both men must act to defend her…

Sir Francis Drake gains a name in the courts of Queen Elizabeth as a pirate and adventurer. His round-the-world voyage makes him the sovereign’s favourite, but will defeating the Spanish Armada be a challenge too far?

Handsome, proud and beloved by his queen, Sir Walter Ralegh is frustrated by Elizabeth’s refusal to let him leave England’s shores. He is forced to stand and watch as Drake and others face the Armada. But as the battle gathers pace, he is determined to serve his Queen and country…

There are always two sides to every story.

Product Details

Series

Double Take

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407115108

Date published

April 6th, 2009

Lexile measure

1250L

Other details

176 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Part of this Series

Double Take

Author/Illustrator

Derek Parker

Best known as part of a husband/wife writing team producing bestselling astrology books, Derek Parker has also written several historical biographies, including Nell Gwyn and Casanova for Sutton Publishing.