Prince George and Master Frederick

Rosalind started her career as a bookpublicist and went on to promote a variety of arts organisations including theLondon Philharmonic Orchestra and several high-profile charities.While her family was young she established herown consultancy before becoming a director within a PR Agency working in thefields of art, design, retail and architecture.In 2002, Rosalind followed her childhooddream and went to City & Guilds of London Art School, acquiring a HigherDiploma in Fine Art. However, having learnt how to paint in oils, she foundherself drawn to paper collage and concentrated on that medium.She is now a commercially successful artist,regularly exhibiting and showcasing her workShe was prompted to write Prince George & Master Frederickafter investigating a family story suggesting that she might, in some way, berelated to George III. Researching the real-life history of Frederick Blomberg wasso fascinating that she was compelled to write this novel. This is her firstpublished work Rosalind lives in north London, is marriedto Simon Battersby, a film editor, has four grown-up daughters and fivegrandchildren.

'This is the most intriguing book, telling the story ofa fascinating figure from Georgian royal history.'Rosemary Shrager - Chef, TV Presenter and Novelist'A wonderfully intriguing tale, in which the authoruses a clever blend of research and imagination to fill in the gaps left behindby history.'Robin Lustig - Broadcaster 'Freeborn brings to light the intriguing story of Frederick Blomberg [...and] has created a backstory for him which is perfectly credible and also gives the reader some welcome insights into Georgian society.' - Historical Novel Society