In the year 1526 King Henry VIII is facing a great personal crisis. He has been married to Queen Catherine of Aragon for seventeen years. But he has no son and the kingdom is without an heir. He has fallen in love with a maid of honour named Anne Boleyn. But she refuses to become his mistress and insists on being recognised as his lawful wife. The tragedy of “The King’s Great Matter” begins to unfold with terrible consequences for all concerned. “The Dark Lady” tells the story of the fascinating woman who became the great love of King Henry VIII.
The Tudors Series: Nine novels. One dynasty. A world of power, passion and peril.
Step into the glittering – and deadly – courts of Henry VIII and his Tudor heirs in this sweeping historical fiction series perfect for fans of Philippa Gregory, Alison Weir and Hilary Mantel.
From the fall of Anne Boleyn to the rise of Elizabeth I, these richly researched novels bring the 16th century Tudor world to life with unforgettable characters, dangerous intrigue, forbidden love and the constant threat of betrayal.
Inside this bestselling series, you will find:
• Court Intrigue and Scandal – Power struggles, conspiracies and betrayals at the heart of Tudor politics.
• Passionate, Complex Women – Queens, ladies-in-waiting and commoners fighting for survival in a man’s world.
• Epic Romances and Rivalries – Love affairs that defy the crown – and rivalries that can cost everything.
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Elizabeth Kelly is a British writer of historical fiction. She is best known for The Tudors series. This is a series of related novels about the Tudor court. But each story can be read and enjoyed independently as a standalone book.
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1.5 as it wasn't completely horribly written, but it wasn't great either. It's a nah for me. Can't do Anne justice in that page count. It was very surface level and could've been so much more. It was hard to understand why certain people were acting the way they were, like what was the source. And the audio narrator was all wrong.
I really enjoyed this book! As much as I’m not sure how much of it is historically accurate, I thought it was well written and really brought out the emotional side of Anne Boleyn. I will definitely be checking out the other books by this author!