England: The Tudors

Elizabeth of York, wife of Henry VII.

The Secret Bride
Author: Diane Haeger; Buy New: $11.20

The romance of Mary Tudor (sister of Henry VIII) and Charles Brandon,
Duke of Suffolk.

In 1527 Hans Holbein visits the family of Sir Thomas More to paint a
group portrait. This novel tells the story of Meg Giggs, Sir Thomas
More's adopted daughter, whose husband-to-be harbors a deadly secret
that could spell ruin for all of them. A novel of love, art, secrets,
and lies.

Henry VIII's diary, annotated by his trusty Fool, Will Sommers, tells the
story of the life and loves of the lusty monarch. 

A romance novel set in the early years of the reign of Henry VIII. The
heroine is a friend of the King's sister Mary.

A biographical novel about Princess Mary Tudor, sister of Henry VIII.

The love story of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, and Mary Tudor,
sister of Henry VIII.

Margaret Tudor, wife of James IV of Scotland.

A dark tale of witchcraft in the time of Henry III.

Novel about Henry's sister mary.

A dying Henry VIII looks back on his six marriages.

A novel contrasting the lives of Anne Boleyn and Anne of Cleves.

Young adult novel.  The memoirs of a young girl who served Catherine of Aragon.

Katherine of Aragon.

The much-loved romance novel about a lady-in-waiting who served all six
of Henry's queens

Also available in trade paperback and audio CD.  Did Catherine of Aragon lie when she swore her marriage to Prince Arthur was never consummated? This novel proposes that she did and tells why. 

The story of Catherine of Aragon told from the viewpoint of her faithful
lady-in-waiting. 

A biographical novel of Katherine of Aragon. 

A historical novel about Catherine of Aragon written for a young adult
audience. Part of the "Young Royals" series. 

Young adult novel. The memoirs of a young woman who served Anne Boleyn.

A novel of Anne Boleyn.

A novel of Anne Boleyn.

The diary of Anne Boleyn is entrusted to the young Queen Elizabeth just
when she needs it most, to come to terms with the past and help her
brave the storms of the future. 

The life of Anne Boleyn as told from her own viewpoint while awaiting
execution in the Tower of London. 

Anne Boleyn as seen through the eyes of her lady-in-waiting. 

This novel tells the story of Anne Boleyn's early years, spent at the
court of France

The story of Anne Boleyn from her happy childhood at Hever Castle in
Kent to her brief blaze of glory as Queen of England. 

The royal pastry cook observes the rise and fall of Anne Boleyn. Written
in very modern dialect. 

A historical novel about the life of Anne Boleyn intended for a young
adult audience. Part of the "Young Royals" series. 

A novel of the romance between the poet Sir Thomas Wyatt and Anne
Boleyn.

Anne Boleyn.

The poet Sir Thomas Wyatt tells the story of his doomed romance with
Anne Boleyn. He never stopped loving her but he lost her to a king. 

The destinies of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn are entwined by fate. In
this novel of reincarnation, they meet again and again through the
centuries. 

A novel of Anne Boleyn.

Mary Boleyn briefly held pride of place in Henry VIIIs heart before she
was sypplanted by her sister, Anne. 

A novel about the man who beheaded Anne Boleyn. 

Henry VIII beheaded two of his queens: Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard,  this is their story. 

Also available as trade paperback and audio CD.  Mary Boleyn, lost King Henry VIII and lived, her sister Anne married him and died upon the scaffold at his command.  See also Movies.

A novel about Jane Seymour.

Jane Seymour gave Henry VIII what he wanted most--a son--even though it
cost her her life.

The Seymours became one of the most prominent families in Tudor England when Jane Seymour became Henry VIIIs third wife. Her brother Thomas married Henrys widow, Catherine Parr, and dallied with Princess Elizabeth. This novel opens during Henrys infatuation with Anne Boleyn and ends as his daughter Mary takes the Crown.

Historical novel about a young man who begins his career at court as a page in the service of Jane Seymour and goes on to serve each of the succeeding wives.

A novel of Jane Seymour.

The fourth wife, wedded but never bedded.

Also available as trade paperback and audio CD. Three women who lived in the shadow of 
Anne Boleyn: Lady Jane Rochford, Anne of Cleves, and Katherine Howard.

Katherine Howard.

The memoirs of Katherine Howard.

When she married King Henry VIII, Katherine Howard concealed her lusty
past and went on to have an affair with a handsome young courtier. 

A novel about Katherine Howard.

Henry VIII called Katherine Howard his "Rose Without A Thorn," this
novel tells her story.

A novel about Katherine Howard.

Katherine Howard.

Catherine Parr, the sixth and last wife of Henry VIII.

Also available as trade paperback and audio CD,  Catherine Parr outlived Henry VIII and married the man she truly loved, Thomas Seymour, but did it really make her happy?

Catherine Parrs best friend tells all.

Thomas Seymour wooed and wed the widowed Catherine Parr. He also made
overtures to Princess Elizabeth on the sly.

A novel of Catherine parr..

A biographical novel of Catherine Parr

Prince Edward and a peasant boy change places.

Romance and intrigue in the time of young King Edward VI.

A young married couple's marital disharmony may be the result of their
previous incarnations in as a monk and the beautiful blonde who made him forget his vow of celibacy in Tudor England. Spans the reigns of Edward VI and Mary I. 

Lady Jane Grey.

A novel of Lady Jane Grey

Was there a baby switch in the palace? Was Lady Jane Grey really the
daughter of Henry VIII?

A novel of Lady  Jane Grey.

A novel of Lady  Jane Grey.

A novel of Lady  Jane Grey

Lady Jane Grey.