Usually I hate hunting, because I'm not a very good rider and I always end up on my bum. But today the hunt was very exciting, and a little scary too! Because there was almost a terrible accident - an
Everyone at the Royal Court was so excited today - the marvellous Frost Fair has come to London, and we all went ice skating! But there was a terrible discovery when the body of a man was found at the
My name is Lady Grace Cavendish, and I'm Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's favourite Maid of Honour. Everyone thinks growing up at the Royal Court is all parties and feasts and jewels - but mysterious, da
When the crown jewels are stolen from a locked room in the castle right under Queen Elizabeth's nose - she's furious and asks Grace, her secret Lady Pursuivant, to investigate. This is the toughest my
When the Court clockmaker, Mr Urseau, is found dead in his workshop - a dagger in his chest and a key clutched in his hand. Lady Grace, Queen Elizabeth's own Lady Pursuiviant is determined to get to t
The Queen and her Maids of Honour are spending the summer at a nobleman's estate, where a new manor house is being built. But the work has to stop when a mysterious spook appears. Could the ghost of a
Preparations for the wedding of one of Lady Grace's fellow Maids of Honour are interrupted when a shipment of gold, on its way to the Queen, is stolen. The culprit is a single masked horseman, all in
When a visit to the St Bartholomew's fair is planned to entertain the guests, Grace jumps at the chance to get out. Not everybody feels the same though and there's a superstition amongst the ladies ab
There's a new arrival - an exotic young princess Yasmine, who possesses the renowned Heart of Kings Ruby, a huge stone that legend says has the power to make kings. When the famed jewel goes missing,
When the famous painter Levina Teerlimc arrives to paint the Queen's portrait, the Maids of Honour are recruited to help entertain the Queen during the sittings. One of Lady Grace's fellow Maids of Ho
A new play: "Intrigue", is just about to open in Whitehall. The play includes a very clever, convincing death scene, and Queen Elizabeth is desperate to see it before the rest of her country. But when
