Susan Higginbotham
About the Author
Susan Higginbotham is a captivating historian and novelist whose passion for medieval England shines through her meticulously researched works. With a keen eye for the intricacies of royal courts and the human dramas that unfolded within them, she brings long-forgotten figures to life with empathy and authenticity. Drawing from extensive archival studies and a deep appreciation for the era's political upheavals, Higginbotham crafts narratives that blend historical accuracy with compelling storytelling. Her debut novel, The Queen of Last Hopes: The Story of Margaret of Anjou, exemplifies her talent for portraying resilient women navigating the treacherous landscapes of power and betrayal during the Wars of the Roses. A former attorney turned full-time writer, she resides in North Carolina, where she continues to explore the rich tapestries of British history through her evocative prose.
Books by Susan Higginbotham
