A queens life is different than everyone some of them were 6 wives or just 1 wive but not Anne, she different queen [1,127 word count]

It is Christmas 1528, Catherine of Aragon is still very much Queen and Anne Boleyn is exhausted from keeping the Tudor King entertained. In this short story, she reflects on her life and how she has found herself not a mistress but not yet Henry's VIII's wife. She consults a fortune teller who gives her mixed predictions, but in one of these she finds the reason to carry on and aim to be Queen of England. Please do vote if you enjoy it by clicking on the star, top right, thanks alot! Copyright © Evelyn Dangerfield 2013 All Rights Reserved. No part of this manuscript may be reproduced without Evelyn Dangerfield's express consent

Young Elizabeth Tudor, receives an eerie invitation from her murdered mother, Anne Boleyn. Unable to stop herself, Elizabeth is swept away on a quest to uncover an ancestral secret that may change not only her, but the very fabric of England's future. This coming of age story invites the reader to reimagine a well known story. The author delves deeply into the heart and mind of a very young Elizabeth Tudor and follows her as she progresses from a promising, potential monarch, to the historic virgin queen we all crave to know more about. REACHED #221 in historical fiction. Which I am way happy about! Thanks friends.

What if the war of the roses ended differently? What if Elizabeth of York never married Henry vii? What if York won and Elizabeth and her siblings were returned to the throne? What if she married someone else? *loosely based off of the white queen and the white princess however the story will be different. The only character I own(all the people in the book were actual people) is Lord Charles smith, a feared warrior knight.

Catherine of Aragon has a good life, she had a nice job and a husband. But something inside her is empty. Anne Boleyn has a similar problem except she doesn't even have a good job and she doesn't want a husband. She wants a wife. Jane Seymour will have a male child. She is marrying a rich man and doesn't need to work but she is cursed with a young death. Anna of Cleves. A political instructor and a bit of a cliche, sleeping with her boss. Katherine Howard is at the mercy of the men who seek her service. She will die even younger than Jane, she doesn't have any hope. She will have no life. Catherine Parr has the job she's always wanted and she's marrying a rich guy but she then meets Jane and wants to do something more.

What would happen if the queens come back? Would they get along? Or would it be a disaster waiting to happen

Last we've seen our royal family they were at each others throats. With Princess Elizabeth competing to ensure her daughter, Princess Josephine of France, her birthright and King George in desperate need of an heir England is in another uproar. Elizabeth must find a way to make peace with the Pope in order to ensure her daughter's future, without betraying the little trust England nobles have installed inside her. With King George on the lookout for a new wife, women are forced under his nose and he must be careful to sniff out the right one. One wrong scent and he could he could be lead straight into his own death.

this is just a fun little au I wrote:)

Hello! I apologize, I understand last time with the Anne Boleyn book I added so many things that were not based in the 15/1600s. I made a Catherine Howard version, just as I had planned to all those days ago. I will make an announcement soon about my books, and explain some new ideas!

What if King Henry VIII has been murdered? The Tudor court would be shaken to its core and Christendom turned upside down. How could Thomas Cromwell hold onto power and protect Henry's heir Queen Mary, his wife Queen Jane and his younger daughter Princess Elizabeth? King reimagines the intrigues, love affairs and alliances of sixteenth-century Europe and shares intimate insights into a rich and dynamic part of our history.