"When Mary does become Queen, I know for a fact that she will not make England great like she so claims she will easily do, but instead she will be digging the hole for England to fall." Kate Woodville is a loyal friend to Elizabeth Tudor and has been for many years, but she starts to struggle as she watches England being turned upside down as Mary Tudor takes the throne. She stands by Elizabeth's side as she is pushed into her sisters evil game. Caught in the turmoil of Tudor England Kate must find a way to crawl out alive as the competitive game for the throne becomes a game of life and death.

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.

Margaret Beaufort, Countess of Richmond and Derby and mother of Henry VII decides she does not want her grandson ,Arthur, Prince of Wales to follow after his father to the throne of England. Instead she wishes to place her youngest grandson, Henry VIII on the throne. She ensures that behind Henry will be a good girl, and in the future --the Queen of England. Join the trip as Anne Boleyn is taken under the wings of Margaret Beaufort to be taught how to become the perfect wife and a girl Margaret can ensure will continue her legacy.

Formerly know as God's Grace: The Story of Anne Boleyn. Henry saves Anne from the Tower after a shocking discovery that changes their lives. The Seymour family is later found guilty of treason and championing the Lady Mary. Can Anne and Henry rekindle their love despite the twists and turns that take place in their lives? {Not for Seymour Fans.} [Book 1 of 3] (Finished)

The Simple History Of The Tudors from Henry VII to Elizabeth I

'Divorced, beheaded, died; divorced, beheaded, survived." In this way, the six wives of Henry VIII were remembered not for how they lived, but in the way they died. It is impossible to know exactly what they were thinking or had to go through, in having to marry this larger-than life King, so assured of his own rightness. It is impossible to know what their last thoughts were. But we can guess, and infer. Because these six women weren't simply paper-thin, flat cut-outs from hundreds of years ago; they were unique, and each had their own strength, and each had the fate to marry King Henry VIII, and dance around this large maypole. *Shorts on the six wives of Henry VIII; their lives, their deaths*