Best Historical Novels About Prince George, Duke of Kent

Prince George, Duke of Kent

1902–1942

Prince George, Duke of Kent, was a son of George V and brother of Edward VIII and George VI. His life belongs to the interwar and wartime royal family, and he died in an air crash while on active service in 1942.

Prince George, Duke of Kent also held the offices or ranks of British prince, Baron Downpatrick, Earl of St Andrews, and Prince of the United Kingdom. Prince George, Duke of Kent belonged to the House of Windsor; House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and operated within United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Prince George, Duke of Kent was born in York Cottage and died in Caithness.

In Rory Clements’ A Prince and a Spy, Prince George, Duke of Kent, meets his cousin Prince Philipp of Hesse, a committed Nazi with close access to Adolf Hitler.

Historical novels and book series featuring Prince George, Duke of Kent (1 series)

Tom Wilde in Order

by Rory Clements 8 books 4.3(42,038)

The Tom Wilde series follows an American-born Cambridge history professor drawn into British and Allied intelligence work from the crises of 1936 through the Second World War and the early Cold War. The novels combine espionage with political extremism, scientific research, royal scandal, propaganda and contested wartime memory.…