

Gilt
Author: Katherine Longshore
Narrator: Jennifer Ikeda
Unabridged: 8 hr 46 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Listening Library
Published: 05/15/2012
Categories: Young Adult Fiction, Royalty, Historical Fiction, Romance
Author: Katherine Longshore
Narrator: Jennifer Ikeda
Unabridged: 8 hr 46 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Listening Library
Published: 05/15/2012
Categories: Young Adult Fiction, Royalty, Historical Fiction, Romance
Katherine Longshore is the author of Gilt, Tarnish, and Brazen. She lives in Northern California with three British citizens and one expatriate dog.Jennifer Ikeda has appeared on television, film, On- and Off-Broadway, and on National Public Radio. She has narrated dozens of audiobooks and won two Audie Awards. She is a Juilliard School graduate. She lives in New York.
Not gonna lie, I will read the shit out of most young adult historical fiction books about the Tudors. Seriously, that noise with King Henry VIII is like a reality show with how many wives he goes through. YOU GUYS Gilt by Katherine Longshore fulfilled all my wildest historical fiction dreams AND MO......more
Gilt is so perfectly named. It was my guilty pleasure. I know this is weird (and when have I not been weird) but it reminded me of my favorite pizza. Whenever I want to be lazy (which is often), and not take the time to get out the ingredients, slice and dice, and cook dinner, I get this wonderful p......more
I knew what would happen in this story. I knew how the story would end; I knew all about the story Catherine Howard. Silly and young, desperate and immature, the cousin of Anne Boleyn, the queen that changed every rule--including those that put a queen beyond suspicion, beyond treason, beyond guilt.......more
Unsure what to rate this yet but holy damn sweet baby jesus!......more
“In modern times, Cat would most likely be a cheerleader; the king, captain of the football team. But the royal backdrop with historical underpinnings makes a far more interesting story…Readers can practically feel the embroidered ball gowns and hand-stitched lace.” –The Los Angeles Times"I believe I found my new favorite series"- MTV.com“Longshore, who's clearly done her historical homework, takes full advantage of the Tudor standards. . . and surroundings. . . but Cat is a completely contemporary American teenager.”—BCCB “Longshore writes a believable novel of historical fiction with well-developed characters and entertaining . . . plot twists.”—VOYA “A good, juicy story . . . royally riveting for the reader.”—Booklist “A substantive, sobering historical read, with just a few heaving bodices.”—Kirkus Reviews