Anne Boyeln's Deliverance
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Short story of fiction. Anne Boyeln, Henry VIII's second wife, sits in the tower before her execution praying for God's mercy and for her husband to return to her. When from the shadows a stranger comes with words that are her saving grace.
Completed but part of a coming series of short historical stories.
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