Article: From slave girl to royal favourite.(Features)

Byline: By David Whetstone

Who would guess, standing outside Debbie Taylor's lighthouse home and surveying a cool and tranquil scene of Tyne and harbour mouth, that here was born a tale of such exotic and heat-inducing qualities as The Fourth Queen?

It's a fair bet that this particular North-East novel, which owes nothing to Cookson and her ilk, is going to have eyes on stalks. Even hardened national literary critics have suggested it is... "too explicit," offers Debbie gleefully.

Her pulse-quickening tale is set in the mid-18th Century. It tells ...

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