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The magnificent new Tudor novel from Alison Weir,author of the Sunday Times-bestselling Six Tudor Queens series. This is Henry VIII - his side of the story.
A young boy grows up dreaming of knights and chivalry. Harry is the second son. He is never meant to rule. But the death of his brother changes everything,and great destiny awaits this young prince. One day he will be the most infamous king in English history.
Henry VIII. His story.
Publisher: Headline Publishing GroupISBN: 9781035409853Number of pages: 640Dimensions: 240 x 156 mm
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'Alison Weir makes Henry VIII's story feel like it has never been told before... she gets under the skin of the man who is so often dismissed as a much-married monster and gives us an altogether more nuanced,compelling and human portrayal'- Tracy Borman
'As always,Alison Weir is ahead of the curve - and at the top of her game. Her wide knowledge and unparalleled understanding of the Tudor era fuels a sympathetic,but never sycophantic,portrait of England's most compelling king'- Sarah Gristwood
'This is royal Tudor life both in broad scope and intimate detail and readers are in for a sumptuous journey'- Elizabeth Chadwick
'What a book! Alison has done a fantastic and impressive job of bringing to life such a notorious historical figure as a multi-faceted,imperfect yet likeable and even,at times,pitiable character... complex,captivating and memorable'- Tracy Rees
Alison Weir
A popular historian and novelist,British author Alison Weir is the author of non-fiction including Richard III and the Princes in the Tower,Elizabeth the Queen, Eleanor of Aquitaine: By the Wrath of God,Queen of England,Isabella: She-Wolf of France,Katherine Swynford,Queens of the Conquest and A Tudor Christmas. As a novelist,her works include Innocent Traitor,The Captive Queen,A Dangerous Inheritance and the Six Tudor Queens series. The latest novel in the sequence,Anna of Kleve,Queen of Secrets is published in May 2019.
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