The Painter’s Apprentice
The Painter’s Apprentice by Charlotte Betts
The Painter’s Apprentice is the sequel to Charlotte Betts’ The Apothecary’s Daughter and was published in large format paperback on the 2nd August 2012. The mass market paperback was released in February 2013.
Beth, a gifted botanical artist, declares she will never marry since she intends to dedicate herself to her art. But then her cousin Noah arrives from Virginia and sparks off a chain of events which change her life forever. She makes friends in high places and, against a back ground of rising political unrest, she plays a small but crucial part in the Glorious Revolution and so alters the course of history.
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