The Exiled [Paperback] Graeme-Evans Posie

A young woman wakes on a storm-tossed ship with no memory of who she is or how she got there. The year is 1450, and she's bound for Bruges — a city of merchant princes, political intrigue, and dangerous secrets. As fragments of her past surface, she realizes she's fled something terrible in England, and the life waiting for her in Flanders may be just as perilous. Posie Graeme-Evans weaves a lush historical tapestry of medieval Europe, where a woman's survival depends on her wits, her courage, and her willingness to reinvent herself entirely. The prose is sumptuous, the period detail immaculate, and the stakes feel genuine. For fans of Philippa Gregory or anyone who wants their historical fiction rich with atmosphere and female resilience.