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Alix (Capet) de Blois (abt. 1151 - 1198) - WikiTree

The Canterbury Papers

At first glance, THE CANTERBURY PAPERS is slightly intimidating. It opens with a whirlwind two-page summary of twelfth-century French and English political history and then launches headfirst into the politics and betrayals of the royal Plantagenet family. Don't worry, though --- even if you flunked medieval history, there's still plenty to enjoy in this engaging suspense novel.

Alais Capet, a member of France's royal family, was, in her youth, betrothed to Richard the Lionheart.

However, her engagement was mysteriously broken off, and now, years later, Alais is lonely, bored with French court life and tired of constantly bickering with her brother, the king of France. When Richard's aged mother, the legendary and powerful Eleanor of Aquitaine, summons Alais to perform a mysterious errand at Canterbury Abbey, Alais jumps at the chance to have a bit of an adventure.

As Alais learns more about the letters she's been asked to retrieve from t Alais Capet Series by Judith Koll Healey - Goodreads QIKIG