Tina Andrews Books

The narrative explores the life of Charlotte Sophia, Queen of England, delving into her hidden African heritage and the complexities of her marriage to King George III. Set against a backdrop of aristocratic intrigue, the story follows her journey from a German princess concealing her true identity to a British queen facing love, betrayal, and political machinations. As she grapples with personal sacrifices, including her affection for composer Johann Christian Bach, the novel reveals the tumultuous events that shaped her life and the monarchy over five decades.

The biography delves into the life of "Little" Richard Wayne Penniman, highlighting his pivotal role in the birth of rock and roll with his explosive hit "Tutti Frutti." Known for his flamboyant style and androgynous image, he influenced countless artists, including Mick Jagger and The Beatles. The narrative also explores his internal struggles with sexuality and faith, as well as his brief departure from secular music. Despite personal challenges, including a life-altering car crash, he left an indelible mark on music history as the "Architect of Rock & Roll."

A daughter. A lover. A fighter. A Queen. This is the story of Queen Charlotte.