"God and the King" transports readers to 17th-century England, a nation gripped by religious and political turmoil. Marjorie Bowen masterfully recreates the era of James II and William of Orange, leading up to the pivotal Glorious Revolution.

This historical fiction explores the complex conflicts between loyalty to the crown and devotion to faith during a period of immense societal change. Delve into a time when the fate of the nation hung in the balance, shaped by the ambitions of kings and the convictions of their people.

A compelling narrative of faith and power, "God and the King" provides a fascinating glimpse into a transformative chapter in British history. Readers interested in historical fiction, religious themes, and the key figures of this era will find Bowen's work a captivating and insightful read.

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