The Haunted Sisters

The daughters of James II find themselves divided by revolution, religion and ambition as England abandons one king in favour of another. Mary supports her husband William of Orange, while Anne struggles between loyalty to her sister, devotion to her father and the influence of those determined to shape her future. Their choices alter the course of the Stuart dynasty and redefine the monarchy itself.

Jean Plaidy presents the Glorious Revolution through the personal experiences of two sisters whose decisions carried profound political consequences. Blending family drama with the wider events of late seventeenth-century Britain, the novel explores the emotional cost of power, betrayal and duty.

This novel has also been published under the title Royal Sisters.