The Inquisitor's Wife
by Jeanne Kalogridis | 
The Serpent and the Pearl
by Kate Quinn | 
City of God
by Cecelia Holland | 
Light on Lucrezia
by Jean Plaidy | 
The Scarlet Contessa
by Jeanne Kalogridis | 
The Vatican Princess
by C. W. Gortner | 
Madonna of the Seven Hills
by Jean Plaidy | 
Tyrant: Storm of Arrows
by Christian Cameron |
The Secret Dead
by S. J. Parris | 
The Queen from Provence
by Jean Plaidy | 
The Last Letter
by Kathleen Shoop | 
The Battle of the Queens
by Jean Plaidy | 
William's Wife
by Jean Plaidy | 
The Second Duchess
by Elizabeth Loupas | 
The Queen's Lover
by Vanora Bennett | 
Attila
by William Napier | 
The Devil's Queen
by Jeanne Kalogridis | 
Tomato Rhapsody
by Adam Schell | 
The Courtesan's Lover
by Gabrielle Kimm | 
The Blind Contessa's New Machine
by Carey Wallace |
Vivacious Sancha of Aragon arrives in Rome newly wed to a member of the notorious Borgia dynasty. Surrounded by the city's opulence and political corruption, she befriends her glamorous and deceitful sister-in-law, Lucrezia, whose jealousy is as legendary as her beauty. Some say Lucrezia has poisoned her rivals, particularly those to whom her handsome brother, Cesare, has given his heart. So when Sancha falls under Cesare's irresistible spell, she must hide her secret or lose her life. Caught in the Borgias' sinister web, she summons her courage and uses her cunning to outwit them at their own game. Vividly interweaving historical detail with fiction, The Borgia Bride is a richly compelling tale of conspiracy, sexual intrigue, loyalty, and drama.