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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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.
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