Was Richard III truly the villain history has made of him, or was he the victim of two ambitious women? Elizabeth Woodville, Queen to Richard's brother, had good reason to want Richard's death, so that her sons in the tower might regain the throne. Margaret Beaufort's ambitions were for her son exiled in France, the heir to the line of Lancaster. Together these women presented formidable rivals and between them, they rocked the throne of England and, in the end, united the red rose and the white.
Used availability for Jean Evans's The White Rose of York
February 1972 : UK Hardback
March 2000 : UK Paperback