Tudor
There Is A Place
Set in Scotland in the aftermath of Flodden Field, There Is A Place is an interesting novel that is slightly…
The Tournament
England, 1543. Elizabeth Tudor is 13 years old and, as third in the line of succession, vulnerable to the political…
The Hostage of Glenorchy
Gabrielle – Abby – is an eighteen-year-old widow and an accomplished musician under the tutelage of her father in Paris…
The Girl in the Glass Tower
Editors' choice
Queen Elizabeth I is ageing and without an heir. Arbella Stuart, niece to Mary Queen of Scots, is first in…
The Virgin’s War
Andersen brings her alternate history series (the linked Boleyn and Tudor Legacy trilogies) to a close in this exciting sixth…
Struck with the Dart of Love: Je Anne Boleyn, Book One
Sandra Vasoli takes up the old familiar story of King Henry VIII’s stormy relationship with Anne Boleyn, the woman who…
The Virgin’s Spy
Laura Andersen continues to explore her alternative history of Elizabethan England, in which Queen Elizabeth I has a daughter with…
Murder at Whitehall
Yuletide in 1559 gives Kate Hayward a chance to compose and play her music for Queen Elizabeth’s Twelve Days of…
The Relic Master
Dismas is a prominent and successful broker of religious relics in the year 1517. He secures the bones, hair, and…
Katherine of Aragon: The True Queen
Historian and biographer, Alison Weir, embarks on a new series of novels examining in turn the lives of each of…
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